Wow, thanks for this Emily. I had to have this huge fight with my doctor about it. They expect people to sleep with a machine breathing for them for the rest of their lives. I was just like, no way. I dont snore, and I had a negative at home test followed by a crappy test done in a crappy facility where, to me, it seems like they forced a positive. When I asked my doctor to see the test results he said I'd have to request them. And I was like this is coordinated care and all of my results always show up in my online record but for this one i have to request it? ********.

Then, in this phone conversation that had lasted 5 minutes so far he got angry with me and refused to discuss any other treatment options and kept saying that the conversation had gone on VERY long and he ddint have time. And I had a scheduled call with him, that he had called late to, and 5 minutes isnt a long call. You're giving me test results and talking treatment options, dumbass, I'm likely going to have questions and going to want to make an informed choice. Not just do whatever you say I have to do.

But yes, I believe whatever apnea registered were forced due to the ptsd nightmare I had or when I was laying in bed having to pee and waiting for the guy to come and unhook me. The study center was also nothing like how I sleep at home, so I couldnt sleep comfortably anyhow. They also told me I could bring my service dog, and I dont sleep without him. So it was just entirely messed up from the beginning.