NSV-No more sleep apnea

loverofcats
on 3/21/11 2:54 am

It really does feel like a gift. I am so grateful and relieved that it is gone. I hadn't been using the CPAP since surgery and knew that if the test came back positive, I would need to start using it again.

I am thinking about a rafting trip. Just have to decide on where I would like to go.

Thank you for your support.

Your weight loss is coming along nicely.

Price S.
on 3/20/11 9:41 pm - Mills River, NC

RNY on 09/09/10

I haven't used my cpap since surgery and last week my PCP wrote it off my list. Haven't had another sleep study done and really don't want to have to both from the expense and the time. It was one of the major NSV in my list.

66 yrs young, 4'11" hw 220, goal 120 met at 12 months, cw 129 learning Maintainance

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loverofcats
on 3/21/11 2:47 am

VSG on 08/30/10

It is definitely a major NSV. That and not being pre-diabetic any longer are the two major NSVs on my list. The test was a take home overnight test, so it wasn't a major expense or problem.

Stacey N.
on 3/20/11 10:35 pm - Chesapeake, VA

RNY on 08/31/10

WAHOO is right! One less thing to rely on.

HW-220 SW 205 4'11"

fatoldbat
on 3/20/11 10:51 pm

RNY on 06/21/10

woohoo!!! so very happy for you!!! it was such a happy day when my RNY put my CPAP in retirement!!! doing the happy dance for you!!

Blessings, J
HW 250.4/SW 238/1ST GOAL 155/2ND GOAL 150/CW 143.6

loverofcats
on 3/21/11 1:39 pm

VSG on 08/30/10

I did the happy dance for myself!!!!

lerkhart
on 3/21/11 10:14 am

RNY on 08/03/09

Congratulations - those are great NSV's. I loved my CPAP and had a hard time giving it up, but I've been off of it for a while now and can't imagine having to go back on it. I love not having to pack it up and take it everywhere I go.

Isn't it great what a different kind of life WLS gives to us!!

Linda

14.5 lost pre-surgery 5'1 1/2"