Sleep Apnea 3: Sleep Lab (Part 2)

Posted on 02. Jan, 2010 by admin in Sleep Abnea Video


Vlad explains the theory behind the CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure). I try on the mask and then to bed to try to sleep.

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25 Responses to “Sleep Apnea 3: Sleep Lab (Part 2)”

  1. BeachBoysGuy1

    02. Jan, 2010

    I’m sure he’s a nice guy, but he sounds like Count Dracula !!!! lol was this the Transylvania Sleep Lab ??

  2. shaman683

    02. Jan, 2010

    Thias is just what I needed.I am about your weight and age, and I go for my Sleep Study next week.
    Thank you for posting this video!

  3. xshadw

    02. Jan, 2010

    wow that doctor is a gay?

  4. 1992peter

    02. Jan, 2010

    Well, I was recently diagnosed with OSA. To learn more about me, PLEASE SEE MY PROFILE.

  5. FantasticBabblings

    02. Jan, 2010

    Vlad was great. He made the whole process much more enjoyable. Maybe not enjoyable, but bearable.

  6. tunisianswife

    02. Jan, 2010

    How great was Vlad? he explained things so well. (loved the intro, btw)

  7. FantasticBabblings

    02. Jan, 2010

    I am sleeping well and not falling asleep at all at unwanted times. The cpap machine is a life changer, and perhaps a life saver. Thanks for your interest.

  8. CalmRage1

    02. Jan, 2010

    just discovered your channel. i hope this procedure’s helped. have u been able to enjoy some rest lately?

  9. FantasticBabblings

    02. Jan, 2010

    You get used to it. At least I did.

  10. FantasticBabblings

    02. Jan, 2010

    Thanks for watching. I am feeling so much better.

  11. FantasticBabblings

    02. Jan, 2010

    Like a baby. A very large baby.

  12. FantasticBabblings

    02. Jan, 2010

    No, u rock!

  13. FantasticBabblings

    02. Jan, 2010

    I like the everything else part best =0

  14. FantasticBabblings

    03. Jan, 2010

    It’s working out great.

  15. andymooseman

    03. Jan, 2010

    On to Part 3.
    I’m intrigued to see if you managed to get any sleep with that equipment all over you :)

  16. puddysma1

    03. Jan, 2010

    Really interesting…thanks for sharing *S*

  17. abortedsoul

    03. Jan, 2010

    That worries me, but I’m sure it isn’t anything compared to what you might be feeling. I hope that this all comes to some sort of a good conclusion; take care of yourself, Phil.

  18. TamHickey67

    03. Jan, 2010

    So how well did you sleep?

  19. LordLargo37

    03. Jan, 2010

    Wowo, I never knew.

  20. DlVlNATl0Nx

    03. Jan, 2010

    I didn’t know there’d be a part 2. Good on you for sharing. I don’t know how you do it. I made ONE Vlog and my mind was RACING afterward. Couldn’t sleep. I’m sure you’re used to it by now.

    I wonder if Vlad watched this yet? He seems so natural but I’m sure he can’t resist going online and watching. Not everyday someone comes in for treatment/testing with a camera. U rock.

  21. FantasticBabblings

    03. Jan, 2010

    I will go into detail about my report in the next video, but in the diagnostic period (before the mask) I only slept 43 minutes, but had 88 obstructive apneas, which extrapolates to over 120 per hour, which is extreme. I am amazed I am still alive. They averaged over 16 seconds each, so I was breathing less than half the time I was asleep.

  22. beachbumde

    03. Jan, 2010

    Don’t forget to do all your kissing and “everything else” before putting on the mask because once the mask goes on, it’s for sleeping! :-D

  23. JeeprzCreepers56

    03. Jan, 2010

    Good luck with all of that, I hope it works out for you!

  24. RDJim

    03. Jan, 2010

    So what was your aptnia number? 15? 35?

  25. FantasticBabblings

    03. Jan, 2010

    Oh Mama!

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