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Lulu KC

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12. Thanks!

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #10)

Tue Dec 17, 2024, 06:06 PM

Dec 17

I think with the nose pillow type plus a chin strap we might have found the magic formula. Plus some Flonase before bed and a tee-shirt with a tennis ball in a pocket in the back. Really, it makes for some funny photos.

A dear friend said her lifesaver for staying on her side, where she has less apnea, is a pregnancy pillow. There is one on its way to him right now. Then he won't have to wear the tennis ball tee shirt. I might get one for myself. Looks cozy, pregnant or not!

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Anyone have a functional, credible CPAP provider that accepts Medicare? [View all] SheltieLover Dec 17 OP

A year or two ago there were some shortages of CPAP equipment and some had to recall machines because of problems. Silent Type Dec 17 #1

Pretty sure that was Phillips. SheltieLover Dec 17 #2

Yes, Phillips and one other. I just saw where Phillips is not accepting anymore orders after 12/31/2024. Silent Type Dec 17 #3

I believe they are out of the cpap biz SheltieLover Dec 17 #8

I think the med establishment is pushing for the device called Inspire and backing out of CPAPs in2herbs Dec 17 #4

Totally anecdotal Lulu KC Dec 17 #5

Ty SheltieLover Dec 17 #9

Yes, it is n/t Lulu KC Dec 17 #13

What health issues? Caused by CPAP? RandomNumbers Dec 20 #19

I'm guessing they're rated low because they're hard to make work right Lulu KC Dec 17 #6

I hope you find the right mask for him! SheltieLover Dec 17 #10

Thanks! Lulu KC Dec 17 #12

Excellent! SheltieLover Dec 17 #14

I like the looks of the preg pillow, but if he is a side sleeper SheltieLover Dec 17 #15

Hmm Lulu KC Dec 17 #16

Take a look at all the pix on Amazon of preg pillows SheltieLover Dec 17 #17

seconding the little nasal pillow mask. Good luck to all! PS Flonase is not meant to be long term. mahina Jan 9 #20

CPAP Wifes husband Dec 17 #7

Ty! SheltieLover Dec 17 #11

CPAP Wifes husband Dec 17 #18