RE: New CPAP user and not enjoying it
(04-15-2014, 08:21 PM)PaytonA Wrote: Welcome Mikael and Zodista,
You will find this forum informative and at times amusing.
Best Regards,
PaytonA
Thanks PaytonA
I actually signed up a while ago but have been a bit remiss on staying on the forum. Love helping people that have the same issues as I do and hope to be able to make them feel better just knowing that there are other people out there that have the same issues.
Oddly enough, I just started employment for CPAP Direct in Melbourne, Australia!! We sell Resmed, F&P, Phillips Resperonics and DeVilbiss machines. We also do the downloads for data, setups and give 24/7 support to our customers.
The man in charge has been a Sleep Scientist for over 20 years and has travelled the world setting up clinics and just helping people.
I have only been here 3 days and today is the first day by myself. Already been able to help someone with their headgear. The headgear they had was 4 years old and falling apart and we were able to get the part in quickly and made the customer very happy.
RE: New CPAP user and not enjoying it
(04-15-2014, 08:44 PM)ZodistA Wrote: (04-15-2014, 08:21 PM)PaytonA Wrote: Welcome Mikael and Zodista,
You will find this forum informative and at times amusing.
Best Regards,
PaytonA
Thanks PaytonA
I actually signed up a while ago but have been a bit remiss on staying on the forum. Love helping people that have the same issues as I do and hope to be able to make them feel better just knowing that there are other people out there that have the same issues.
Oddly enough, I just started employment for CPAP Direct in Melbourne, Australia!! We sell Resmed, F&P, Phillips Resperonics and DeVilbiss machines. We also do the downloads for data, setups and give 24/7 support to our customers.
The man in charge has been a Sleep Scientist for over 20 years and has travelled the world setting up clinics and just helping people.
I have only been here 3 days and today is the first day by myself. Already been able to help someone with their headgear. The headgear they had was 4 years old and falling apart and we were able to get the part in quickly and made the customer very happy.
Hi ZodistA,
WELCOME! to the forum and best of luck to you at your new job, sounds very rewarding, knowing that you can help people.
trish6hundred
RE: New CPAP user and not enjoying it
(04-14-2014, 10:40 PM)Mikael Wrote: My CPAP is broken, and I'm waiting on a new one to arrive on Wednesday, and it's really hard for me to fall asleep without one.
This coming from a guy who took months to get used to it in the beginning.
Hi Mikael,
WELCOME! to the forum.!
I know what you mean, once you get used to CPAP therapy, it's difficult to do without it. It's good to hear that you finally did get used to it though.
Good luck to you with your new machine.
trish6hundred