New to the board and CPAP

[Quirkysleeper]

Thanks for the advice, Deepbreathing and Ajack.

Ajack, I'm actually a 'she' and too young for grandkids. I think getting used to sleepyhead and how it presents data is more than a two day thing. I'm also a bit in shock from the diagnosis and learning as much as I can about this. I also couldn't work out how to turn the flags back on but will go away and read up and figure it out.

So I will exercise some patience with settling into this and once I have my own machine and can play around a bit with the settings I'll do so.

I will say that last night's sleep was the deepest I have had in a long time.

[DeepBreathing]

I also couldn't work out how to turn the flags back on but will go away and read up and figure it out.

Down in the bottom left of the charts area there is the word "Flags" with a drop-down menu. From the menu, make sure that the flags you want are green, not red. Generally you should have LL, CA, UA, OA, and H turned on.

[Gideon]

I'm with a Jack and DB here. 10 min. That said please make sure you get a full data capable machine.

Click and read the links in my Sig a lot of good info there.

[trish6hundred]

Hi Quirkysleeper,
WELCOME! to the forum.!
I wish you good luck with CPAP therapy.

[Hydrangea]

Quirkysleeper - I'm also a female, and far too young for grandkids. Welcome! Good for you for embracing this despite the shock. I was in quite denial, but I'm so glad I gave it all a chance because my life is now greatly improved thanks to xPAP.

P.S. I don't understand Sleepyhead data very much. But it's worth having and using, as it sure says a heck of a lot more than the screen on my machine!