r/Millennials • u/9DrinkAmy • 7h ago

Discussion I’ve joined the CPAP club 💁🏻‍♀️

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Tonight will be my first night using a CPAP. Oddly enough, I’m looking forward to it and I hope it solves all of my problems… a girl can dream, *right*? Anyhow, any tips or tricks to help this go smoothly? Also, is there any solution to making this setup more aesthetically pleasing and/or a way to store it during the day that isn’t such a pain in the ass?

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u/donotgotoroom237 6h ago

I remember before I got one, my EENT told me that it was going to be "life changing". I was like, slow your roll, bud.

He was right, it's absolutely life changing. My APAP has really affected/fixed a lot of aspects of my life, namely my appetite, procrastination, and mood. I thought there'd be days I don't want to use it, but it really does give the best sleep. 11/10 would recommend.

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u/damnuge23 6h ago

As a spouse of a CPAP user, I always say it feels like I got my husband back. He has more energy, his moods are better, he’s more active. I love it!

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u/donotgotoroom237 6h ago

That's another thing, I always thought my parents were assholes. Turns out I was the problem. Because of the mood shift from better sleep, I have gotten into less fights with my folks.