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Old 01-25-2008, 06:02 PM #1
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Hi I am new with this group and hope you can help me-----with finding a few things mccg52..... looking for a used bi-pap machine and also a new puppy:a yorkie to buy or adopt in brown and tan
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Hi mccj and welcome to Neuro Talk. I can give you the link to our pet forum...http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum62.html

But I don't know anything about bi-pap.

I'm glad you've joined us.
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What's a bi pap machine??
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Mccj,

Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Great to see you have come to be with us. You will find a great number of caring, supporting members here willing to help each other as they can.

You might try in the classify items link for a machine. If you don't mind me asking do you or a family member have sleep apnea?

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum55.html

Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around.

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welcome, and try searching on bipap for people you can then message.
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What's a bi pap machine??
A bi-pap machine is a device which forces air into a person while they sleep, so that they get sufficient oxygen to eliminate sleep apnea. thanks mccg(helps with bad snoring)
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Welcome to Neurotalk. If you need anything just ask, I will try and help you if I can.
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Hi, Mccg52! Welcome to NeuroTalk!

Feel free to join in anywhere and let us know if we can help you in any way.
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Now I will really make you laugh at me. How stupid I am.

I have one sitting in my closet. I did the whole sleep apnea test thing years ago. I went twice. They put the electrodes on my head, I looked like a creature from the black lagoon.

They told me I had sleep apnea and I was given this machine. I was given a mask that also made me look like the creature from the black lagoon. It was actually two machines, one was a humidifier. It had to be programmed. I changed masks two times.

I couldn't use this thing again if I tried. So what do I do every night?? I use Breathe Right Strips. Best thing I ever did. My nose is wide open. I breathe just fine and I sleep through the night.

God bless these things.

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Now I will really make you laugh at me. How stupid I am.
are you willing to sell the bi-pap and if so how much?? Let me know as I could really use it!!!
I have one sitting in my closet. I did the whole sleep apnea test thing years ago. I went twice. They put the electrodes on my head, I looked like a creature from the black lagoon.

They told me I had sleep apnea and I was given this machine. I was given a mask that also made me look like the creature from the black lagoon. It was actually two machines, one was a humidifier. It had to be programmed. I changed masks two times.

I couldn't use this thing again if I tried. So what do I do every night?? I use Breathe Right Strips. Best thing I ever did. My nose is wide open. I breathe just fine and I sleep through the night.

God bless these things.

Melody
are you willing to sell the bi-pap machine and for how much, if so. I can really use one.......
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