Sleep Apnea, Sleep Disorders, CPAP, BiPAP - Help Me Breath

Just one more way to show that celebs are human too. I was looking for sleep apnea blogs today and I stumbled on Joe Rogan’s blog (he uses nofollow tags, which I hate, people need to spread the love). Hes the comedian that hosts the UFC stuff now. He has been a staple of comedy central and I think he was on the man show. Funny guy, can be a real dick but thats his style so it works for him. I met him a few times through a friend, Richie, who used to manage the comedy store on Sunset blvd. Anyway, Joe has some pics of him at the sleep study, what was funny to me is the room he was in looks more like a motel 6. My sleep study was like a room at the W. Flat panel plasma tv, the works. Maybe he hasnt let all that money go to his head.

Anyway, I found it interesting. It’s also cool that he seems to interact with people on his blog. Thats rare. He is also giving away an isolation tank, which is something I have always wanted. I guess I shouldn’t mention that because it only dilutes my chances of winning. Oh well. Its probably fixed anyway.

I hope hes cool with me posting his pic. If not, let me know and I’ll take it down. Ill put a link to his blog in my list of links. That seems fair.

Here is the link to his blog

Oh yeah, he was also on News Radio. Man I loved that show.

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Is this one of the things that can give you TMJ?

Sleep apnea might not sound so bad if you don’t have it.
Sleepless nights and drowsy days aren’t the worst of it, though.
Marked by extreme snoring broken by spells of gasping for breath, sleep apnea often bothers a bed partner as much as the patient.
Over the years, sleep apnea sufferers have complained that treatments are too uncomfortable and impractical to make them worth the trouble.
Now, a new device designed to stem snoring and sleepless nights caused by sleep apnea is getting rave reviews from local patients who say its near-instant relief is nothing short of a cure.

“I love it. It’s fantastic,” said Julie Cooper, 58, of Mountville, whose mild sleep apnea left her foggy during the day and tossing and turning at night. On trips, she’d have to be paired in hotel rooms with girlfriends who didn’t mind her loud snoring.
Two months after dentist Ronald Reinmiller of Landisville fitted her with one of the newest oral appliances on the market, she’s a new person.

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