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 Member Since: 10/21/10 [Latest Posts] | Post Date: 5/7/11 1:57 am I have only been on the cpap for a little over a week, but find the hose the biggest obstacle. Any ideas on a stand or a way to rig it so that it still gives a little (to toss and turn) but I will not have to readjust it all the time? |
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 Fredericksburg, VA Member Since: 03/31/07 [Latest Posts] | Post Date: 5/9/11 6:42 pm I use a brass bed head board and feed the hose through a shower curtain rod ring and also open the ring to stay around the metalwork in the head board. You could also use a rubberband to hold the hose on your head board and off your shoulder so you can move more freely.  |
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 Member Since: 01/29/08 [Latest Posts] | Post Date: 5/11/11 10:19 pm the hose just goes under the covers with me - i sleep with the machine close to me on the night stand so it gives me wiggle room |
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Member Since: 05/23/11 [Latest Posts] | Post Date: 5/23/11 4:28 am I find it helps to place two pillows at each side, sort of creating a chamber to sleep in and run the hose above them, thus allowing a lot of give as well as ensuring you don't roll onto it. |
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 Member Since: 04/17/05 [Latest Posts] | Post Date: 6/7/11 1:36 am I use a LONG hose--8 foot, so I tie it to the headboard. You could also put a hook above the head of your bed and hang it from that. It is really just trial and error until you find out what is comfortable for you. |
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