Hang in there!!  Try and focus on other things to keep you occupied and let the time pass by quickly.  I am so excited for all you ladies that are starting to get callbacks and are so much closer to the sessions and surgery dates!!!  Life will be so much better indeed!  It's not a cure, it doesn't instantly bring happiness, but it gives you a chance to live life to the fullest and find that happiness within yourself. 

Luckily I never had sleep apnea and don't know much about the testing, etc.  But I do know those who need it say it has greatly helped.  Good luck!

Hi there Nova Scotians: I am planning on taking my mom to Halifax in June and was wondering if any of you can comment on whether the Cambridge Suites Hotel is nice/clean, etc? Would you recommend it? I was also looking into the Prince George or possibly the Haliburton (I generally prefer boutique hotels when I travel on my own, but think the Halburton could be small for 2 persons in same room)....

Your comments and input would be most appreciated!

Thanks,

Joy
Ontario

That is a scary thought, one I would like to know about too.
Maybe somone will know. Be well, stay will.

Try adding more protein powder to your smoothie as the protein will help keep the hunger at bay. I used ot add it to my boost both before surgery and after.

Hang in there everybody. It is worth it all. I can now sit in a airplane and not need a seatbelt extender, can cross my legs (though the nuns always said ladies did not do this), and can walk for an hour without sitting down. Life is so much better now even though I still have a long ways to go.