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Old 06-29-2008, 05:35 PM #1
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Default Sleep Apnea and biPap machines

Anyone here know about BiPap machines for sleep apnea? I snore real bad and have sleep apnea and a friend suggested a bipap machine.

I wonder, if you use one, does that mean you have to sleep on your back? I normally start on my back and turn to a side after a few minutes. I wonder how wearing a breaking mask would be affected.

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