Re: OT: Doreen and the C-pap pressure

[Guest guest]

Doreen and group;

I have no idea what pressure my c-pap is. Maybe I need to read

derections more. I get so much to read on my medications it gets

tiresome. I wish I could knew how to set my pressure on the c-pap.

Oh, yes, I should have watched them to Shirly. Very smart of you.

Doreen are you a RN? Or something similar? Cause I don't remember

anything about a C-pap in college.

Oh boy, I am having fun with the subject line. I hope I don't get

into trouble for changing the subject line. She probably wouldnt even

notice untill I mentioned it haaaaaaaaaa. I hope it's ok putting your

name up there Doreen. I will hear about it, I am sure. I just love

to write. I wrote short stories when I was a teen ager. I dont have

them now. I forgot how to write stories.

gentle kind hugs everyone

Clora

> Wow, Darcy. I can't imagine having a CPAP pressure of 7! Mine is set

> at 17. I cheated, though. The last titration that I had before my

> insurance ended was 3 years ago. At that time they put the pressure

up

> to 15. I watched them do it and when I found I wasn't getting good

> rest and was feeling suffocated again, I put it up to 17. I didn't

> have the $1000+ to have another titration done and 2 points up seemed

> reasonable. Its been over a years since I did that and I seem to be

> stabilized CPAP wise.........Doreen

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

***LOL*** Clora, you are funny I am not an RN or even in the

medical field in anyway other than a disgruntled patient. When your

machine starts up, there might be a number that shows in the display

to tell you what your pressure is, but I wouldn't recommend changing

the pressures on your own. I imagine some could consider that

self-medicating just like adjusting medications on our own without a

doctor's approval. So, ssshhh - we won't tell my doctor I did that

*lol*.......Doreen

>

> Doreen and group;

>

> I have no idea what pressure my c-pap is. Maybe I need to read

> derections more. I get so much to read on my medications it gets

> tiresome. I wish I could knew how to set my pressure on the c-pap.

> Oh, yes, I should have watched them to Shirly. Very smart of you.

> Doreen are you a RN? Or something similar? Cause I don't remember

> anything about a C-pap in college.

>

> Oh boy, I am having fun with the subject line. I hope I don't get

> into trouble for changing the subject line. She probably wouldnt

> even notice untill I mentioned it haaaaaaaaaa. I hope it's ok

> putting your name up there Doreen. I will hear about it, I am

> sure. I just love to write. I wrote short stories when I was a

> teen ager. I dont have them now. I forgot how to write stories.

>

> gentle kind hugs everyone

> Clora

>

[Guest guest]

Doreen and group;

Haaaaaaa. Yes, I try to be a comedian. I wasnt trying that time.

I guess it works out when I am not trying to lol. Disgruntled

patient lol. YOur hillarious. I looked for a number on my c-pap but

I didnt see one. Anyway when I go for the sleep study they will

work it out I guess. I hate going to the sleep study. But it's

what the doctor wants.

Its not the c-pap causing my headaches. I been having headaches

since I was in my early twenties. I studied intensely about

headaches. I believe its cluster headaches. My doctor don't

listen to me or he don't believe me. So I got to sleep at the

hospital with a bunch of wires hooked to me again.

gentle hugs

Clora

> ***LOL*** Clora, you are funny I am not an RN or even in the

> medical field in anyway other than a disgruntled patient. When your

> machine starts up, there might be a number that shows in the

display

> to tell you what your pressure is, but I wouldn't recommend

changing

> the pressures on your own. I imagine some could consider that

> self-medicating just like adjusting medications on our own without

a

> doctor's approval. So, ssshhh - we won't tell my doctor I did that

> *lol*.......Doreen

>