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Andy, I agree with . If several episodes of 'not breathing' do not

qualify as a sleep disorder of some type what does? Also, I just went to my

sleep diagnostic clinic site and looked at the questionnaire they gave to my

husband for helpful information. This is the last question they ask your

spouse/roommate on that form. I copy/pasted from their site....

If you heard loud snoring, do you remember hearing short pauses in the snoring

or occasional loud " snorts " ?

I strongly recommend you go to a qualified sleep specialist for a diagnosis.

Please look up " The Dangers of Untreated Sleep Apnea " on the Harvard Medical

School site, which is a reliable site.

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> > Regarding your CFS, have you been evalaluated for sleep apnea?

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