Inspired by Towncrier - My Snoring/Sleep Apnea Testimonial...

[cassie]

Just one more question Jeff...Will I be able to hear the alarm in the morning with the machine on? Probably as I'm not sleeping well during the night, I'm very tired and pretty much sound asleep when the alarm goes off. Somethimes I don't hear it for a half hour.

 

[Laurabearz]

I got my husband to go in and get tested...... they found he stoped breathing over 100 times per hour....... I knew it was bad..... but WOW.......

He too feels so much better..... and I love the good nights sleep I am now getting!

My husband refers to his machine as the SHAME....... LOL........ I do plan on taking it with us to WDW..........

Thanks for sharing your story..... I hope more people go in for testing.....

 

[Tony-NJ]

Jeff! Chris went for the sleep study 2 years ago and they found the same thing. He even went for the surgery. I'm glad to hear you're feeling better!
cassie - You should be able to hear the alarm. This machine doesn't make that much noise.

 

[jfulcer]

Originally posted by cassie
Just one more question Jeff...Will I be able to hear the alarm in the morning with the machine on? Probably as I'm not sleeping well during the night, I'm very tired and pretty much sound asleep when the alarm goes off. Somethimes I don't hear it for a half hour.

Cassie, like Tony said you will be able to hear it. When you are laying there with the machine on, you don't really 'hear it' as much as feel the air pressure in your nose. I have the machine on the floor next to the bed and when laying down you hear it some, but not enough to stop me from hearing the alarm.

It may even be that you will hear the alarm better since you'd have a good night's sleep. Then you just need to decide how long to ignore it.