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Basically, it is the brain forgetting to tell your body to breathe.
I didn't show any central apnea during my sleep study. However, I know that it's not uncommon for my brain to "forget" to breathe during the day. I'll suddenly notice that I haven't been breathing. I think's it's my brain trying to give my breathing muscles a break.
Kate - I would just about do anything for a bipap. Even if I had to pay the $2500 or whatever it costs out of pocket, I'd find a way to borrow the money. If you can get to the city to get your hands on that machine I'd do it without hesitation!
Ally
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