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forgotmylogin

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18. I have read that a very subtle incline

Reply to TexasBushwhacker (Reply #14)

Sun Jun 18, 2017, 10:05 AM

Jun 2017

can benefit *anyone*, even without sleep apnea. The idea being the body and organs are designed to be in an upright position.

The article I read said just putting two bricks under the head-side legs of your bed helps circulation drastically.

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Still sad about this (and Debbie, too). Mrs. Overall Jun 2017 #1

Me, too. Two very talented, effervescent artist personalities, gone. Honeycombe8 Jun 2017 #11

Sawbones told me,,,, Cryptoad Jun 2017 #2

This gives me more ammunition to insist my husband wear his CPAP. Chemisse Jun 2017 #3

Just curious - How can one sleep with that on their face? packman Jun 2017 #4

A lot of people feel that way. Chemisse Jun 2017 #5

Same here mvd Jun 2017 #10

What I was told was that the apnea episodes would wake me up, but then Chemisse Jun 2017 #12

I know what you mean - glad we got relief mvd Jun 2017 #15

It's very scary. forgotmylogin Jun 2017 #7

You can get a set of those bed risers and just use 2 TexasBushwhacker Jun 2017 #14

I have read that a very subtle incline forgotmylogin Jun 2017 #18

Interesting TexasBushwhacker Jun 2017 #19

Here are a couple of links forgotmylogin Jun 2017 #20

I felt that way when I got my machine but I adjusted easily to it and, chelsea0011 Jun 2017 #13

Doesn't bother me one bit Bradical79 Jun 2017 #16

Sleep apnea is nothing to take lightly. Paladin Jun 2017 #6

+1 Nac Mac Feegle Jun 2017 #8

Sleep apnea puts enormous strain on sleep. Paladin Jun 2017 #9

I have apnea GulfCoast66 Jun 2017 #17

Sad it had to end like this NobodyHere Jun 2017 #21

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