Hello Warpslide!

15 Oct 20 13:46, you wrote to me:

Re: Another Helicopter ride
By: Sean Rima to August Abolins on Thu Oct 15 2020 05:49 pm

I am in hospital now and catching uo with echomail as you do.
Sleep Apnea test. Sean

I have one of those booked for next week. Let me know how it goes...

I have a CPAC now. And it is smart, I can monitor it on bluetooth and it sends data via wifi

Sean


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On 03 Nov 2020, Sean Rima said the following...

I have one of those booked for next week. Let me know how it goes...

I have a CPAC now. And it is smart, I can monitor it on bluetooth and it sendsdata via wifi

I had my sleep test, but I have to wait until the 30th to get my results.

I'm sure I slept, but not very well. I feel sorry for the poor man who knocked & opened my door at 5:45am to wake me up... ;)

Booked the next day off and slept until noon once I got home.


Jay

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Hello Warpslide!

03 Nov 20 16:58, you wrote to me:

I have one of those booked for next week. Let me know how

it goes...

I have a CPAC now. And it is smart, I can monitor it on bluetooth
and it sendsdata via wifi

I had my sleep test, but I have to wait until the 30th to get my
results.

I'm sure I slept, but not very well. I feel sorry for the poor man
who knocked & opened my door at 5:45am to wake me up... ;)

Booked the next day off and slept until noon once I got home.

They called me in about 2 weeks after the test to get fitted to the device. I find I sleep ok with it, although it has yet to give me a proper night's sleep

Sean


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Re: Snooze Cruise
By: Sean Rima to Warpslide on Wed Nov 04 2020 12:08 am

They called me in about 2 weeks after the test to get fitted to the device. I find I sleep ok with it, although it has yet to give me a proper night's sleep

I've had my resmed airsense 10 for about a year now and love it. It did take awhile to get used to but I've found it helps alot and I can't sleep comfortably without it at this point. I use it pretty religiously, once it broke on a weekend and I couldn't get it replaced until Monday and that Sunday night was pretty rough. Also if I'm really congested because I'm sick or allergies are super bad I can't breath with the mask on and end up taking it off and don't sleep very well those nights.

Immortal


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Hello Warpslide!

** On Tuesday 03.11.20 - 16:58, Warpslide wrote to Sean Rima:

I had my sleep test, but I have to wait until the 30th to
get my results.

I'm sure I slept, but not very well. I feel sorry for the
poor man who knocked & opened my door at 5:45am to wake
me up... ;)

Booked the next day off and slept until noon once I got home.

So.. you had a *good* solid stretch of sleep? How many hours?



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On 10 Nov 2020, August Abolins said the following...

I had my sleep test, but I have to wait until the 30th to
get my results.

So.. you had a *good* solid stretch of sleep? How many hours?

I'm sure I have various stretches, but I wouldn't call them good. I was in bed by say ~10:30. A lot of tossing & turning while trying not to strangle myself on tubes & wires.

Around 5am (I'm assuming, there was no clock in the room) they started waking others up, so a lot of talking in the hallways & doors opening and closing. I wasn't really either awake or asleep from that point to 5:45 when he came into my room.

So 10:30 to 5am = 6.5 hours in bed, probably 4 to 5 hours of actual sleep, if I had to guess. I'm sure they'll tell me more at my follow-up appointment.

Jay

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August,

So.. you had a *good* solid stretch of sleep? How many hours?

Lately, the only time I get a good sleep is when I'm sedated
for a medical procedure.

But, the tagline below applies, too. :P

Daryl

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On 11 Nov 2020, Charles Pierson said the following...

Unfortunately, being somewhere around 6.5' tall, it felt somewhat short to me.

I had a goal when I was a teenager to be 6'5, but I stopped growing at 5'10...

Jay

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On 11 Nov 20 10:32:51, Warpslide said the following to Charles Pierson:

Unfortunately, being somewhere around 6.5' tall, it felt somewhat short to me.

I had a goal when I was a teenager to be 6'5, but I stopped growing at 5'10.

Bah! Tall people problems!

Nick

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On 11 Nov 2020, Nick Andre said the following...

I had a goal when I was a teenager to be 6'5, but I stopped growing at

Bah! Tall people problems!

https://www.shirtsmyway.com/articles/images/main/big-and-tall-dress-shirts-001. jpg

Jay

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Hello Steve!

04 Nov 20 19:24, you wrote to me:

Re: Snooze Cruise
By: Sean Rima to Warpslide on Wed Nov 04 2020 12:08 am

They called me in about 2 weeks after the test to get fitted to
the device. I find I sleep ok with it, although it has yet to
give me a proper night's sleep

I've had my resmed airsense 10 for about a year now and love it. It
did take awhile to get used to but I've found it helps alot and I
can't sleep comfortably without it at this point. I use it pretty religiously, once it broke on a weekend and I couldn't get it replaced until Monday and that Sunday night was pretty rough. Also if I'm
really congested because I'm sick or allergies are super bad I can't breath with the mask on and end up taking it off and don't sleep very
well those nights.

I got the Philips Dreammapper from the Irish health service. Amazing machine and I find it easier to get to sleep now. Of course it is early days for me

Sean


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Hello Sean!

** On Wednesday 18.11.20 - 22:01, Sean Rima wrote to Steve Helferich:

I got the Philips Dreammapper from the Irish health
service. Amazing machine and I find it easier to get to
sleep now. Of course it is early days for me

I have recently used the wood stove that sits about 6 feet
from me. When I'm lying down, the gentle sounds of the burn
and crackle of the wood lulls me to sleep very effectively.
Normally, I just turn on talk radio for a 60 minute countdown.

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Hello August!

18 Nov 20 19:20, you wrote to me:

I got the Philips Dreammapper from the Irish health
service. Amazing machine and I find it easier to get to
sleep now. Of course it is early days for me

I have recently used the wood stove that sits about 6 feet
from me. When I'm lying down, the gentle sounds of the burn
and crackle of the wood lulls me to sleep very effectively.
Normally, I just turn on talk radio for a 60 minute countdown.

If I am out on the boat, I can fall asleep in a second. Found the last few nights hard to sleep
Sean


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Hello Sean!

** On Thursday 19.11.20 - 01:38, Sean Rima wrote to August Abolins:

If I am out on the boat, I can fall asleep in a second. Found the last
few nights hard to sleep Sean

Maybe you need an adult size rocker/cradle!

Maybe I've hit on something that we will now see in the market
in a few years now that my "idea" has been mentioned. ;)

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Hello August!

19 Nov 20 08:04, you wrote to me:

If I am out on the boat, I can fall asleep in a second. Found the
last few nights hard to sleep Sean

Maybe you need an adult size rocker/cradle!

Maybe I've hit on something that we will now see in the market
in a few years now that my "idea" has been mentioned. ;)

I had a moment like that years ago. A friend and I were discussing a biker hearse. Did some checks and none in Ireland or England. So designed a trike to take the coffin. But that was as far as it went, until this year when there are now 2 in Ireland

Sean


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