My sleep with two covers folded in such a way, they do not hit my trach
button, one on each shoulder. I use a sleep mask or my caregivers big T-shirt
to go over my eyes and he doesn't use. Many times I wake up hot and cold
rags on each shoulder and forehead and a ice pack that you freeze for my
back.
My computer monitors on each side of my bed, so that I can see how
whichever way I am turned. It can be moved whichever way is most comfortable. I
got these adjustable monitors at micro Center several years ago. They are
really convenient.
My best friend that is not a quadriplegic, but diabetic, has a cpap, but he
says it doesn't help him sleep any better. My father has one also and he
says it really helps him sleep.
Dana
In a message dated 4/27/2011 12:03:55 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
For those that diagnosed with sleep apnea and use a cpap machine, your
opinions: Do you actually have SA, does this help?
Also, how do you sleep? I sleep with a pillow over my head and
covers pulled up to my chin. Anyone sleep this way?
Glenn Henry
