I was recently diagnosed with sleep apnoea/dyspnoea after a sleep study I 
went to at the Victoria Infirmary.  My follow up appointment was today and 
they have given me a CPAP machine to try out.  Had a little go of it at the 
hospital and I think it's going to take a wee bit of getting used to.  I was 
talking to the doc about getting a proper nights sleep and that possibly 
helping my depression.  He says it might be contributing.  So fingers 
crossed that this thing works.

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Lachlan - KotU wrote:

> I was recently diagnosed with sleep apnoea/dyspnoea after a sleep study 
> I went to at the Victoria Infirmary.  My follow up appointment was today 
> and they have given me a CPAP machine to try out.  Had a little go of it 
> at the hospital and I think it's going to take a wee bit of getting used 
> to.  I was talking to the doc about getting a proper nights sleep and 
> that possibly helping my depression.  He says it might be contributing.  
> So fingers crossed that this thing works.

How'd it go?

Evil Nigel

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> Lachlan - KotU wrote:
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>> I was recently diagnosed with sleep apnoea/dyspnoea after a sleep study I 
>> went to at the Victoria Infirmary.  My follow up appointment was today 
>> and they have given me a CPAP machine to try out.  Had a little go of it 
>> at the hospital and I think it's going to take a wee bit of getting used 
>> to.  I was talking to the doc about getting a proper nights sleep and 
>> that possibly helping my depression.  He says it might be contributing. 
>> So fingers crossed that this thing works.
>
> How'd it go?
>
> Evil Nigel
>

Not really used it yet.  Tried it on Thursday night, but woke up a few times 
having pulled the mask thing off.  Spent the weekend with my gf and felt it 
might kinda make me look weird all dressed up like Jacques Cousteau.  I'm 
going ot try it out tonight, although I've just slept for about 14 hours, so 
I might be awake for a while.

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Lachlan - KotU wrote:

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>> Lachlan - KotU wrote:
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>>> I was recently diagnosed with sleep apnoea/dyspnoea after a sleep 
>>> study I went to at the Victoria Infirmary.  My follow up appointment 
>>> was today and they have given me a CPAP machine to try out.  Had a 
>>> little go of it at the hospital and I think it's going to take a wee 
>>> bit of getting used to.  I was talking to the doc about getting a 
>>> proper nights sleep and that possibly helping my depression.  He says 
>>> it might be contributing. So fingers crossed that this thing works.
>>
>>
>> How'd it go?
>>
>> Evil Nigel
>>
> 
> Not really used it yet.  Tried it on Thursday night, but woke up a few 
> times having pulled the mask thing off.  Spent the weekend with my gf 
> and felt it might kinda make me look weird all dressed up like Jacques 
> Cousteau.

You never know, there's bound to be a woman somewhere who gets turned on 
by that and it might just be yours.

> I'm going ot try it out tonight, although I've just slept for 
> about 14 hours, so I might be awake for a while.

Hope it goes okay.

BTW, just seen a telly ad for CODMW2 for XBox at Sainsbuy's from 
tomorrow for £26.

Evil Nigel