Clues for not waking and finding cannula not in?

[Guest guest]

Ok....I may or may not end up on CPAP. Now, I also know for those of

you on higher levels the clue is quick when you wake up and can't

breath. However, I've had several times I woke and the cannula was

quite askew. Now this morning was the second time I woke and the

cannula wasn't in at all, looked as if perhaps it had fallen off or may

while asleep I just tossed it aside at some point.

So, any advice? Anyone use those things to stick to cheeks? Any other

ideas. Have others had this problem?

[Guest guest]

Bruce have you tried s paper tape. doesn't take the skin off. and will hold it on. Love and Prayers, Peggyipf 6/04Worry looks around.Sorry looks back,Faith looks up.

[Guest guest]

No, but think I may have to.....thanks

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> Bruce have you tried s paper tape. doesn't take the skin off.

> and will hold it on.

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> Love and Prayers, Peggy

> ipf 6/04

>

> Worry looks around.

> Sorry looks back,

> Faith looks up.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bruce...now I'm understanding....I checked out the special pillow but too expensive for me. I'm now so used to my cpap that now I have little trouble.

Mama-Sher, 69; IPF, 3-06, OR.Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

Clues for not waking and finding cannula not in?> > > Ok....I may or may not end up on CPAP. Now, I also know for those of > you on higher levels the clue is quick when you wake up and can't > breath. However, I've had several times I woke and the cannula was > quite askew. Now this morning was the second time I woke and the > cannula wasn't in at all, looked as if perhaps it had fallen off or may > while asleep I just tossed it aside at some point. > > So, any advice? Anyone use those things to stick to cheeks? Any other > ideas. Have others had this problem?>