Good luck, Huck
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Thanx pal. I'll know in a few days as to when and if I'm gonna be able to get this done. May have to wait for a couple of months for the procedure which is ok too.
Plumbing work always makes me nervous.
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Well..yeah. It should. Seeing as how most of us are a bit clueless as to how things actually work and why they aren't working the way they used to. Hopefully, the procedure and the doctors will be able to "Plumber" it out. BADABOOM! I'm done for now.
It is odd how a different color makes you want to write and journal. I need to crank out the poem for my mother and get it there by Mother's Day.
Best of luck with the procedure.
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Also it's probably gonna be a couple of months before I get the procedure done...
Not sure if you are able to joke about this yet..., but I'm guessing you're gonna be full of **** and vinegar for a while... (small ba-da-boom).
Hope your kidneys do OK for the next few months.
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I'm on meds now so there's no problems...I just want to get this done so I don't have to be on meds and get up a couple of times a night. If I'm able to get the PAE done then I have to go off the meds for a couple of months so the arteries can go back to a normal size and the micro spheres can be more easily injected and placed. Which also means I may get a bit more plugged up.
It is what it is...I guess. But I'm determined to get this addressed and get back to a more normal life where I'm not always scoping out where the bathrooms are.
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So today I had an appointment with my audiologist. I was getting feedback from my hearing aids when I brought my hand up to my left ear. Nothing on the rightside. I figured it was probably a build up of wax. I use an earplug in my right ear because I sleep on my left side and the love of my life...snores. I don't.
Anyway, I'm there and the audiologist is looking inside the ear and tells me there's no wonder why I'm getting feedback etc because the ear is plugged. Ok then. After letting the wax inside my ear soften with some sort of liquid, it was vacuumed out with no problems. Eww. This has happened in the past so nothing new for me. Now I can hear and no feedback. Yay.
All is good and I'm "Hear" today and "Hear" tomorrow....BADABOOM! I'll show myself out.
Anyway, I'm there and the audiologist is looking inside the ear and tells me there's no wonder why I'm getting feedback etc because the ear is plugged. Ok then. After letting the wax inside my ear soften with some sort of liquid, it was vacuumed out with no problems. Eww. This has happened in the past so nothing new for me. Now I can hear and no feedback. Yay.
All is good and I'm "Hear" today and "Hear" tomorrow....BADABOOM! I'll show myself out.
That is fantastic news!!
My lovely bride snores as well. I was quite surprised when I first met her how such a little woman could snore like a freaking lumberjack. I have a bag of ear plugs on the side of the bed for those nights she is whacking down a forest.
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Years ago before I met my current wife. She hates that description. I'm reminded of Waylon Jennings reply to his wife Jessi Coulter when she asked him about getting a vasectomy. His reply "Why? My next wife might want kids". Apparently Ms. Coulter never brought the subject up again.
I was going out with a lovely woman who snored like your lumberjack. It was so bad (how bad was it?) we slept in separate beds in SEPARATE rooms. As a matter of fact it was that particular aspect which effectively ended the relationship. And believe me, I tried various things to help her and reduce the racket. Nothing worked. Including us.
CPAP baby... CPAP
I actually was able to get a mouth piece made that helps with my snoring. I have used it for probably 5 years now and it works great. My high tech dentist is the one that put me up to it.
Mrs. Scandalous didn't snore, at least not enough to notice, until she was pregnant with our youngest. I had a bag of earplugs next to the bed for the last couple months. Funny thing is I'm known for loud snoring but it doesn't keep her awake.
Fast forward a few years and her snoring got worse again. But she got a CPAP and now we both sleep better.
Fast forward a few years and her snoring got worse again. But she got a CPAP and now we both sleep better.
That's a lot nicer than having a $1700 bedside noise machine and an anti-sex face Helmet!
Well the mouth piece is a $2000 (at least that is what it was 5 years ago) thing so it is not inexpensive, but I have no machine to lug around on trips etc.
My bride tried a CPAP, but she didn't like it nor did it work.
I wonder if Inspire is any good.
I wonder how different it is from an oral pharyngeal airway?
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