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I'm thinking I might have Narcolepsy Type 2. I guess another test is in order.
I had to reinstall the software and create a new profile.
Now I'm having issues with OSCAR not importing.
Yes. It's done this a couple of times. I'm a developer. I'm not very happy with SD cards. The cell service was never turned on with this unit and my provider cannot turn it on now. I'd have to buy a new one.
Turns out I do have an AutoSet machine. But the data isn't being written. Testing later today.
Ya I'm 97% sure I have an Elite. I'm checking in minutes when I attempt another sleep.
Hi folks. Just checking in with the group to see if the Resmed Airsense 10 has APAP capabilities. I've seen it online as a programmable option, but the manual states nothing.
My sleep doctor wants me to get an apap machine and I think it's built into the unit I have.
Any insight appreciated.
Cheers
I'm now thinking this sleep issue is a lifelong disability that will keep me from really doing anything. Other than selling my house, getting into an apartment and having absolutely nothing to do with my future. Ya the stress is settling in. I can't believe this is happening.
That's the problem. It's not a wishful thing. I was on a bike trip back in 2009, first day. I biked all morning, and around 2 pm I felt the need to pull off into the grass to sleep. Some guy walking his dog thought I had died. It's that strong. Today I was wobbling when I stood up in front of my buddy at his place. It's insanity. Then it went away about 20 minutes later. Then when I got home, had some food and it came back. Nap time. I do this quite often. All this after going for a 20 minute walk this morning.
Hi there. I'm new. I've had sleep apnea for years, but worse than that, it disrupts my day. Every day.
I've been working for myself for decades, and I'm currently switching to searching for a job. Now I'm thinking I have no control over afternoon naps, that I am not hireable. This could end my career. My Father had the same, but he worked for himself and he worked it into his schedule. I don't have that option.
Is this a reality for some people? Anybody have any insight into this?
How does one live their life with something as odd as this? I've read too much on sleep hygiene, cpap, weight control, etc. CBT-I won't change over 3 decades of predictable irregular sleep patterns. I went for a walk today, out in the sun, sitting with a friend, and I almost fell asleep in front of him. The worst of all of this is that it's predictable.
Any insight appreciated. Cheers
