Posted by JD Seller on August 16, 2017 at 19:58:15 from (208.126.196.24):
In Reply to: CPAP........... posted by Goose on August 16, 2017 at 18:38:54:
Goose hand it to your wife and tell her to sleep with the darn thing!!!! LOL My wife has one it kind of helps her but nothing dramatic different. I hate the darn thing. I had to move out of the bedroom just to sleep with the noise the thing makes. She has had several different ones. They all are noisy. Heck I could sleep with her snoring easier than these darn things.
I had to take one because of my neck size and CDL requirements. I told the tester I did not have any insurance that would pay for the machine. Plus I had zero intent of using any type of CPAP or BIPAP machine even if it paid for the darn things. Surprise!!! I passed the test. I think a large percentage of the people told they need them do NOT need them. Sleep apnea is just a cash cow for the medical system. Just like how many kids have ADD. Meds for life. Surprised about that???
So it is your LIFE not your wife or your doctor!!!!! Tell them to stuff it!!!
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