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Beat that!
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Chris
ogden
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> I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
CPAP, mandibular advancement, or just "lose weight you fat cunt" ?
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> I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
>
> Beat that!
>
antonye
> I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
>
> Beat that!
FFS!
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Antony
CT
> CT wrote:
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> > I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
>
> CPAP, mandibular advancement, or just "lose weight you fat cunt" ?
I've been given some mild steroids for the nasal passage and will have
a sleep assessment in due course. Could end up with a MAD at a later
date. I really don't want CPAP if I can get away with it.
Losing weight wouldn't do any harm.
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Chris
JB
"CT" <m...@christrollen.co.uk> wrote in message
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>I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
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JB
CT
> CT wrote:
> > I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
> >
> > Beat that!
>
> FFS!
Don't tell me - you could have told me that.
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Chris
ogden
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> ogden wrote:
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> > CT wrote:
> > >
> > > I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
> >
> > CPAP, mandibular advancement, or just "lose weight you fat cunt" ?
>
> I've been given some mild steroids for the nasal passage and will have
> a sleep assessment in due course. Could end up with a MAD at a later
> date. I really don't want CPAP if I can get away with it.
That's my take too. Trouble is, all the advancement devices on the
market seem a bit shit (the one I've tried is representative and is
seriously uncomfortable, still haven't managed to sleep more than an
hour with it in) but just moving my lower jaw forward manually shows
that if I could find one that fits, it'd do the job perfectly. As to
CPAP, I'm 30 years too young to sleep with an air supply, ffs.
Surprisingly, my weight apparently has nothing to do with it (not
actually being *that* fat), though I did notice my snoring tailed off a
fair bit when I lost a stone after my accident last year.
CT
> CT wrote:
> > I've been given some mild steroids for the nasal passage and will
> > have a sleep assessment in due course. Could end up with a MAD at
> > a later date. I really don't want CPAP if I can get away with it.
>
> That's my take too. Trouble is, all the advancement devices on the
> market seem a bit shit (the one I've tried is representative and is
> seriously uncomfortable, still haven't managed to sleep more than an
> hour with it in) but just moving my lower jaw forward manually shows
> that if I could find one that fits, it'd do the job perfectly.
I tried one a while back too, but it was a "self fit" job and I'm not
sure I did a very good job of it. I couldn't get on with it anyway.
If it's recommended that I try one again, I'll go the proper route and
get the dentist to fit one properly.
> As to CPAP, I'm 30 years too young to sleep with an air supply, ffs.
Quite. Just 'cos Billy Connolly swears by it...
> Surprisingly, my weight apparently has nothing to do with it (not
> actually being that fat), though I did notice my snoring tailed off a
> fair bit when I lost a stone after my accident last year.
No, I wouldn't have said you were even close to fat, even a year ago.
I've lost around half a stone recently, but it's mainly gone from my
beer gut. If I could get my neck size down an inch or two, that would
be ideal I reckon.
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Chris
antonye
> antonye wrote:
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> > FFS!
>
> Don't tell me - you could have told me that.
I did, five fucking years ago!
Did they mention sleep apnoea as well?
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Antony
CT
> CT wrote:
> > antonye wrote:
> >
> > > FFS!
> >
> > Don't tell me - you could have told me that.
>
> I did, five fucking years ago!
Jeez, was it that long ago?
Anyway, you didn't say it was "heroic", so I ignored it.
> Did they mention sleep apnoea as well?
I told him, hence the sleep assessment thingy.
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Chris
Howard
> CT wrote:
>> I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
>
> CPAP, mandibular advancement, or just "lose weight you fat cunt" ?
>
Apparently I snore a lot. Is smoking ever blamed as part
culprit? I'm not a fatty.
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Howard
R100RT
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R80/7, R100RT (green!)
MikeH
I would not mention sleep apnoea to anyone official.
My mate here at work mentioned it to DVLC on his licence renewal form
(he ticked the wrong box), they asked for his licence by return post and
it took him six months to get it back.
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Mike H
R1100RS
MikeH
> CT wrote:
>
>>I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
>
> CPAP, mandibular advancement, or just "lose weight you fat cunt" ?
Are "mandibular advancement" fancy words for Ken Dodds teeth?
I'd go with the CPAP.
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Mike H
R1100RS
Jackie
<m...@christrollen.co.uk> bla:
>I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
>
>Beat that!
This is a public service announcement:
Salad Dodger is currently out of the country.
I'm sure your snoring isn't that bad that he will hear it whilst
abroad.
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Jackie
Puma 1.7
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ginge
m...@christrollen.co.uk says...
> I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
>
> Beat that!
Dodger has probably had one phone him up, out of the blue...
..from Australia.
vulgarandmischevious
> I have been told by an ENT specialist that I have "Heroic snoring".
That's fucking pos. I stayed at Cane's place a few years ago, and
predictably got hammered. When I came downstairs in the morning, I
made Cane nearly piss hmself by claiming to have "slept like a hero".
> Beat that!
I'm sure I can't, but I do have to go to a sleep clinic soon, because
I snore and have a bit of apnea.