Sleep Apnea...Proceeding after diagnosis

After reading this thread I went ahead and scheduled a sleep study through my primary care physician. The sleep clinic sent me home with this halo device I had to wear on my head. It had three leads that pressed against my forehead, and a fourth one on a collar that the halo device hooked into through a black cord. I had these clear lines I had to put in my nose. Let me tell you I should of put myself in a Nyquil coma before trying to sleep with that thing because it was really hard to. The clear plastic lines hurt my nose, and the halo thing was uncomfortable to sleep with in any position. I think I only slept an hour while I laid there half asleep for four hours, and fully awake for at least three hours.

I have to turn the machine in this morning and get this collar cut off me. I never once hit a deep sleep during the time I had it on, so if I test positive for sleep apnea I'll know for sure I was scammed.

 

My study was done at their facility....put a couple dozen leads on me and 2 up my nose...i still slept ok

 

The place i went to in my home town has their own bedrooms and a really nice setup..they can only do 2 per night. The total cost was $356.00

 

Sorry it didn't work out with CRETE.What about going back to Heyl,don't they have local drivers where you live?

 

You left Heyl on good terms I think they'll be more then happy to rehire you and work with you on finding a place near your home to park the trk.

 

Most Americans daily commute to work is 45 minutes to an hour.

 

At least..