Take my handicap
It’s easy, sometimes, to feel sorry for yourself. I’ve recently been having trouble with the mask/respirator that I have to wear during the night.
It has a built in humidifier; that works great, most of the time. Recently, however, because of the sudden drop in temperature during the night the moisture condenses and I wake up with a mask full of water – that’s fun, that is!
I could get all grumpy about it but I had to laugh, the other day, when I met (via www.aTasteOfGarlic.com) someone else who suffers from Sleep Apnea. He has to wear a a gum shield top and bottom which keeps his jaw from dropping back and closing his windpipe. I told him that I was glad I didn’t have to do that – it doesn’t sound like much fun.
He replied saying… “My mum’s best friend has a sort of Darth Vader outfit. She has a nightmare each time she flies anywhere. All straps around the head and a vacuum cleaner type oxygen feeder making gurgling sounds next to the bed. Bloody hell, I hope you don’t have that too!”
Um, that’s exactly what I’ve got. But little things like that are sent to try us. You can’t let them get you down.
I saw this sign outside E. Leclerc today and it made me think.
All the best



























One Response to “Take my handicap”
Hey, I liked the post. I recently celebrated 6 years of using a machine at night and I am still super content with the results. My wife is happier than ever as well. Plus, I’m sure the machines are getting better as time goes on. Anyway, keep up the fantastic work!
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