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farmingfisherman

farmingfisherman

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Wtf? I take a job being a independent contractor driving someone else's newer sprinter van for way way to little pay. I do 9 deliveries and drive 275 miles daily and the owner of the company says that I need to start even earlier to get the work done by 11 am. I drove over 70 mph on the freeway the whole way and took no breaks. I already hate my job..>:(
 
DarkWeb

DarkWeb

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farmingfisherman said:
Wtf? I take a job being a independent contractor driving someone else's newer sprinter van for way way to little pay. I do 9 deliveries and drive 275 miles daily and the owner of the company says that I need to start even earlier to get the work done by 11 am. I drove over 70 mph on the freeway the whole way and took no breaks. I already hate my job..>:(
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Sounds like fedex.
 
Laughing Grass

Laughing Grass

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raratt said:
Still figuring it out, checked out the directions on youtube after the technician came over and I'm still confused. I guess having a deviated septum is exacerbating the fit. I've been trying to just sit on the couch with it on to get used to it. Thank you for asking.
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Have you thought about joining an online apnea group? There's a few forums out there that might be able to help you through this. It's a big change.

www.sleepdr.com

Best Online CPAP Support Groups and Resources

CPAP is hard. Proper education during the set-up and beyond is critical. Another key factor for success is support from your healthcare provider, family and friends, or other CPAP users (here's our post about a study that shows patients with family support have better CPAP compliance). In this bl
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Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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raratt said:
Still figuring it out, checked out the directions on youtube after the technician came over and I'm still confused. I guess having a deviated septum is exacerbating the fit. I've been trying to just sit on the couch with it on to get used to it. Thank you for asking.
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It takes a while to get used to CPAP. Hang in there and it could change your life.

I'm serious.
 
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