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it took me more than a month to finally sleep through the night with my bipap, and even longer after that to feel fully comfortable with it during sleep and with the transition to a cannula in the morning when i woke up. i agree with trying out different masks, i did that in the hospital when...

it took me more than a month to finally sleep through the night with my bipap, and even longer after that to feel fully comfortable with it during sleep and with the transition to a cannula in the morning when i woke up. i agree with trying out different masks, i did that in the hospital when...

it took me more than a month to finally sleep through the night with my bipap, and even longer after that to feel fully comfortable with it during sleep and with the transition to a cannula in the morning when i woke up. i agree with trying out different masks, i did that in the hospital when...

i just want to add that everyone always says how clear my lungs sound... no crackles, no nothing... BUT, that's not always a good thing! i'm at <20% function and could fill buckets with mucus... i sound great because i'm not MOVING AIR in most of my lungs. no air moving= no...

i just want to add that everyone always says how clear my lungs sound... no crackles, no nothing... BUT, that's not always a good thing! i'm at <20% function and could fill buckets with mucus... i sound great because i'm not MOVING AIR in most of my lungs. no air moving= no...

i just want to add that everyone always says how clear my lungs sound... no crackles, no nothing... BUT, that's not always a good thing! i'm at <20% function and could fill buckets with mucus... i sound great because i'm not MOVING AIR in most of my lungs. no air moving= no...

i just want to add that everyone always says how clear my lungs sound... no crackles, no nothing... BUT, that's not always a good thing! i'm at <20% function and could fill buckets with mucus... i sound great because i'm not MOVING AIR in most of my lungs. no air moving= no...

i just want to add that everyone always says how clear my lungs sound... no crackles, no nothing... <br /> <br />BUT, that's not always a good thing! <br /> <br />i'm at <20% function and could fill buckets with mucus... i sound great because i'm not MOVING AIR in most of my lungs. no air...

i do manual cpt for various reasons, so i can't comment on the vest part of this... but when my feeding pump tells me there is a block in the tube i find it is one of these things happening: 1. the tube is kinked somewhere 2. my mickey extension is blocked/clogged 3. i have a faulty bag...

i do manual cpt for various reasons, so i can't comment on the vest part of this... but when my feeding pump tells me there is a block in the tube i find it is one of these things happening: 1. the tube is kinked somewhere 2. my mickey extension is blocked/clogged 3. i have a faulty bag...

i do manual cpt for various reasons, so i can't comment on the vest part of this... but when my feeding pump tells me there is a block in the tube i find it is one of these things happening: 1. the tube is kinked somewhere 2. my mickey extension is blocked/clogged 3. i have a faulty bag...

i do manual cpt for various reasons, so i can't comment on the vest part of this... but when my feeding pump tells me there is a block in the tube i find it is one of these things happening: 1. the tube is kinked somewhere 2. my mickey extension is blocked/clogged 3. i have a faulty bag...

i do manual cpt for various reasons, so i can't comment on the vest part of this... but when my feeding pump tells me there is a block in the tube i find it is one of these things happening: <br /> <br />1. the tube is kinked somewhere <br />2. my mickey extension is blocked/clogged <br />3...

there are all sorts of statistics and data that you can search through at unos.org i get a lot of my information there, and it seems that the age bracket of people listed for double/single lung txs that has the most people in it is the 50-65 bracket. that being said, i'm 22. you can narrow...

there are all sorts of statistics and data that you can search through at unos.org i get a lot of my information there, and it seems that the age bracket of people listed for double/single lung txs that has the most people in it is the 50-65 bracket. that being said, i'm 22. you can narrow...

there are all sorts of statistics and data that you can search through at unos.org i get a lot of my information there, and it seems that the age bracket of people listed for double/single lung txs that has the most people in it is the 50-65 bracket. that being said, i'm 22. you can narrow...

there are all sorts of statistics and data that you can search through at unos.org i get a lot of my information there, and it seems that the age bracket of people listed for double/single lung txs that has the most people in it is the 50-65 bracket. that being said, i'm 22. you can narrow...

there are all sorts of statistics and data that you can search through at unos.org <br /> <br />i get a lot of my information there, and it seems that the age bracket of people listed for double/single lung txs that has the most people in it is the 50-65 bracket. that being said, i'm 22. you...

it's a cf thing, you're right, it has to do with our salt imbalance... so funny how it happens, like 2 seconds of water contact and i'm pruned up. if you search through this site, you'll find a bunch of posts on this phenomenon!

it's a cf thing, you're right, it has to do with our salt imbalance... so funny how it happens, like 2 seconds of water contact and i'm pruned up. if you search through this site, you'll find a bunch of posts on this phenomenon!