Re: Jeff Maciejewski>>central

[Guest guest]

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I get the central ones too. Not too much they can do for them.

later and hugs,

cindy

RE: Jeff Maciejewski

>

> Greetings and Jeff!

>

> Jeff, I'm really writing this to you. You're wife just happens to be the

> courier for this note. But it's just me to you, okay?

>

> First, let's pretend you are at work and face this type of problem. It's

> overwhelming. Where do you start? By trying to tackle the whole thing at

> once? Nope. You find one corner of the puzzle that you can solve, work

on

> it, step back, and see if you can solve other pieces. So, let me suggest

a

> way to do just that.

>

> First of all, it is EXTREMELY important that you resolve your sleep

> problems. Severe sleep apnea (or other sleep problems) causes a severe

> strain on your central nervous system. Believe me. I know. I've used a

> CPAP / BiPAP unit for more than six years now. I would NOT be alive

> without

> it. And my symptoms get MUCH worse if I sleep poorly.

>

> Let's see if that is a corner of the whole puzzle we can solve. I hope

> that

> if you can get your sleep problems under control, you will be better able

> to

> work through the other problems.

>

> How to get started on solving this? First of all, your PCP should be able

> to refer you for a sleep study. Sometimes they are reluctant to do so,

> because of the cost. If your PCP heads down that path, be insistent, and

> note that it is now impacting your ability to drive, and worry that it

will

> result in a serious accident, even death. If you PCP doesn't listen to

> that, then change PCPs. If they are not worried about the resulting

> litigation they should not be in the practice of medicine - or anything

> else, for that matter.

>

> How can getting the sleep test help? It's quite likely from what you

> describe you are suffering SEVERE sleep deprivation. This is WAY beyond

> just missing a little bit of sleep. Remember, there is a reason that

sleep

> deprivation is used as a form of torture throughout the world. It is

> effective. It is simple. And it will destroy the person being tortured.

> All without leaving a mark on that person.

>

> Here are a couple of site that discuss sleep apnea:

>

> http://health.yahoo.com/health/dc/000811/0.html

> http://www.cpapman.com/disorder.htm

>

> Please get on this immediately! It is that important to your health and

to

> your family.

>

>

> Regards,

> =jbf=

>

> B. Fisher

>

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