It gave me time to consider the decor. The walls yearned to be painted, they were probably nice in the seventies, a sort of Puce beige grey yellow- chipped and faded to Un-color to match the un-color stripy carpet. His voice came into the room to "wake" me up in the morning- - "lllliiiiiinduhhhhh".
Anyway, I did not sleep , had to come home at about 5:00 am and take a long nap. The data collected , he said, was enough to determine that I am normal and do not need a device.
I will not be doing that again and if I die of a stroke or heart attack because I forget to breath - the onus is on the so called sleep clinic.
Moving on to better news...
This is Stella the Bella of Books at AL. She's a darling , no doubt, and very knowledgeable about all things booky. We have our plans planned to go to Palm Springs in October for a week, not long enough probably
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Tonight I went over to Flora's house and held her baby brother for a longggg baby fix. Delicious! She will be going to school in September- Fresh three year old already going into the world of academia...She will show them all how it is done!
Here is the gate that is for sale along with it's house- you may remember this gate and the sweet little garden it protects from older posts. I hope the new owners keep it.



The sleep test sounds more like a nightmare. I had no idea so many wires would be involved!
ReplyDeleteI like that gate though it isn't something I'd want in my yard. Flora off to preschool where she will learn all the things in a week and be star of the class.
No. How can anyone get a proper sleep study under those conditions? No, no, no.
ReplyDeleteThat just seems absurd.
Glad that you and Ms. Stella are going to have a get-away. I think you will have more fun than the law allows.
We will probably get arrested, I am sure. Stella craves the sun and a pool so it is really her cup of the best tea ever invented.
DeleteSleeping with all those wires seems next to impossible. At least your test result showed no sleep problems for you. Your trip with Stella to Palm Springs will be good fun. It is always nice to get away and explore. I suspect Flora will love school and she'll have stories to tell you.
ReplyDeleteI question the accuracy of data considering that I did not sleep, The same thing happened to one of the boys- he went in , did not sleep and they gave him the OK. He has the worst apnea we have ever witnessed. He went in again and sure enough, has a machine now. Saved from droopy days!
DeleteSeems more like a no-sleep study. Do the people doing the study know what sleeping is?
ReplyDeleteThe technician was a helecopter mechanic, in which he excelled so...maybe he never does sleep. He was all about the wiring!
DeleteOh dear, what a loss of a night! Just terrible! And you survived at the end, just to be told the whole ordeal was for nothing. Well, perhaps a good feeling that you don't need a C-PAP to sleep with. Being normal isn't easy. I wouldn't know. Yes to baby vibes!
ReplyDeleteThe machines that I tried were burdensome so yes, If the results are legit it is fabulous!!
DeleteGood that you don't need a C-PAP machine; bad that you had such an awful night with the sleep study. Enjoy your getaway with Stella!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyment will be had, if only to sit around in the sun by the pool with a spritz!
DeleteYikes! That is a maze of wires for sure, reckon being a helicopter mechanic is a good prerequisite for understanding that mess. But if the subject is unable to sleep how is the data that is gleaned valid? Hmmmmmmmmm............
ReplyDeleteI am not sure about any of it. But now I have the OK to carry on unencumbered by a C-Pap machine...The helicopter mechanic said so.
DeleteWow, that's a lot of wires! There is definitely an at home method of testing, with just a few wires that hook you up electronically through your phone. I know several people who were sleep apnea tested through this method. I think it would have been easier on you all around.
ReplyDeleteI did try the at home kit. I slapped the wires out of my nose when I was asleep, so that did not solve anything.
DeleteYou have to sleep on your BACK? Remind me never to do one of those. I say you are far more tolerant than I -- I would have walked!
ReplyDeleteI am not sure but sleeping on one's side is better, just awkward with all of that gear.
DeleteLittle children are too young and tender to go to school, though for some it will be the best thing in the world, an opening to things they never realised existed.
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