Hi, SPG,
Re the sleep study - they did the study without a CPAP. The just monitored my sleep to see if I had apnea. The time they found mild apnea, I had a bad night's sleep. The time they found moderate apnea, I had the best sleep I'd had all year. I interpret it to mean that my biggest problems are something other than apnea. If I can get to the point where I stop breathing, my sleep is more sound than if I don't even get to that point. Anyway, I returned the machine, and I'm sleeping better. Maybe my doctor has some other tricks up his sleeve.

In other news: I'm still editing "Through Unfamiliar Waters." I'm finding so much that needs improvement. It's humbling. I got interesting feedback on "Refuge and Warm Tea." He said that the story was good; too bad about the cover. I like the cover for the paperback. I didn't have the option of the same cover format for the e-book, and I agree with him. Maybe I'll have another go at the cover.

My to-do list:

prepare for taxes
do what I can with our disaster plan for church and email it to the bishop's committee members. (People who do the thinking in the church.)
fix insurance mistake with my physical therapy provider.

There are more, but those are the biggies.

Good stuff to us all.