Shell88

And not dragging through the day is a big plus also. It's great when you need it. I just don't want to need it any more. I want to be a low maintenance kind of gal. Tee Hee

Can't wait for those low maintenance days!!!!

ive had apnea for years I even had a very painful and problematic surgery called a UPPP, stands for uvulo-paleto-pharangeal-plasty don't ask. But because of nasal problems, and a horrible claustrophobia, I cant use a cpap machine. So I do have the head of my bed up a bit )( I bought an adjustable bed) which does help a lot! cpap is great for people who can use it.