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Journalist about his PSG
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Interesting and at the end, funny read about a journalist's experience of an overnight split study PSG. Finds out he has moderate-servere OSA and needs CPAP. He tells how hard it is to fall asleep with 15 probes and cameras and then ends with:
If everyone here had to do a PSG, the waiting lists would have been experessed in 10 year intervals.
Interesting and at the end, funny read about a journalist's experience of an overnight split study PSG. Finds out he has moderate-servere OSA and needs CPAP. He tells how hard it is to fall asleep with 15 probes and cameras and then ends with:
So ask me again: What is a good night sleep? My new answer is it is one with the fighter pilot mask securely fastened to my grill. Oh, sure I may sound like a Sleestack while I sleep, but I wake up each morning feeling great.
My public service advice: If you decide to go and find out if you too have sleep apnea, here is a little tip. Cut out and save this column. Stick it in your pocket and when they tell you go to sleep pull it out and give it a read. That should knock you out in no time.
My public service advice: If you decide to go and find out if you too have sleep apnea, here is a little tip. Cut out and save this column. Stick it in your pocket and when they tell you go to sleep pull it out and give it a read. That should knock you out in no time.
If everyone here had to do a PSG, the waiting lists would have been experessed in 10 year intervals.