Sleep Study

[TheBelly]

I had one done a couple weeks ago. They freak me out. I'd like to say that they upgraded my personality while they were at it, but I don't think so.

27 wires controlling 43 sensors is what I remember them saying.

http://i994.photobucket.com/albums/af70/thebelly925/307E29D9-A057-4B29-B7AD-F07F3E135681-12809-00000725F81487DC_zps8b907e20.jpg

[10mm-man]

Sleep tight!

“We sleep safely at night because rough men stand ready to visit violence on those who would harm us.”

— Winston Churchill

[Irving]

Do you wake up screaming 30-60 minutes after falling asleep often? If that was the sleep study was about, let me know so I can get in on it!

For the record, I don't actually wake up screaming. It happens so often, that I'm used to it and it ranges from startled, to swearing at most.

[Great-Kazoo]

Do you wake up screaming 30-60 minutes after falling asleep often? If that was the sleep study was about, let me know so I can get in on it!

For the record, I don't actually wake up screaming. It happens so often, that I'm used to it and it ranges from startled, to swearing at most.

Do what i do and not sleep. What ever you do Stay Calm and Don't Blink.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blink_%28Doctor_Who%29

[sniper7]

I could never sleep with that much crap all over my face

[TheBelly]

I slept for about three and a half hours before I just sat bolt upright. The dr came rushing in, "everything ok, you alright?" Yep, I'm just done sleeping.

Then I sat there bored for about an hour before they told me I was done and to go home.

[hobowh]

Loads of fun wait till you see what they give you if you have sleep apnea

[TheBelly]

Notice how I said I did the sleep study a while ago?

(hint: I know what they give me because I was riding into the danger zone when I started the thread)

so..... I have sleep apnea, and I now get to live out my top gun fantasy every night by wearing a cpap machine. Awesome!

[robertcolorado2009]

I might have to get one of those cpap machines too. A person at work swears it's the best thing that ever happened to her and sleeping. I have two other friends who have them and they too swear by them. I don't know, I'm a light sleeper, if it's noisy, it'll keep me up at night. How's it working for you?

[TheBelly]

Mine works well. I can tell the difference in my sleep. It's quiet enough that the Boss can sleep, too. Mines an auto-cpap.

[buffalobo]

I could never sleep with that much crap all over my face

Same for me, sensors or cpap. Noise, light, motion ok fine, just nothing touching my face.

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[mrghost]

Notice how I said I did the sleep study a while ago?

(hint: I know what they give me because I was riding into the danger zone when I started the thread)

so..... I have sleep apnea, and I now get to live out my top gun fantasy every night by wearing a cpap machine. Awesome!

You're not alone, I had a sleep study done a year ago and had to join the cpap club. Found out a ton of people have to use them. They are a pain in the butt and imperfect as far as being a total solution, but I'm better off with it than without it. You may need to try out different types of masks before finding one that works better than the others.

[TheBelly]

My wife just gets upset because when I tell her things like, "honey, wanna take a ride into the danger zone?!" She is not impressed.

[TheBelly]

If she ever says "Negative, Ghost Rider. The pattern is full" I'll shoot my face mask full of snot.

[mrghost]

Iceman, the later years:
http://FunnyOrDie.com/m/lle

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[n8tive97]

Ambion

[TheBelly]

Ambion

Not difficult getting to sleep. My body just stops breathing while I sleep. Average is about once every five minutes.

[OneGuy67]

I had to do that sleep test last year as well. I don't think I slept at all. I couldn't move with all those wires. They wanted me to go on the CPAP, but it wasn't comfortable for me, so I ended up having surgery and my tonsils, adenoids and uvula removed. I sleep a lot better now as does the wife. Very painful surgery though.

[fairrpe86]

I have a cpap machine as well, it improves my sleep tremendously...when I actually use the thing. I opted for the nose pillows rather than the mask, more comfortable and less intrusive in my opinion.

[funkymonkey1111]

i had one once. i don't think i went to sleep until about 4 am because of all the wires.

[mrghost]

I have a cpap machine as well, it improves my sleep tremendously...when I actually use the thing. I opted for the nose pillows rather than the mask, more comfortable and less intrusive in my opinion.

The nose pillow is definitely way more comfortable, but sometimes I can't use it if my nose is the slightest bit stuffed up because the "ports" on the pillow don't remain open enough and breathing becomes a chore, thus totally counter-productive.