Originally Posted by
backdoc
Originally Posted by
whitewave
In the before times, the only issue I ever had was one gate agent (not sure what airline as I fly delta, AA and UA) said she would let it slide this once but I had to have the cpap in its dedicated black soft side case (which I hate because I travel with external filters for it and usually a small extension cord) and not the ll bean small tropical carry on I had the cpap (and only that which is dedicated to the cpap) in. I offered to let her look inside the bag to show her.
I just thought that was kind of odd…. I don’t like the bag it came with and once I added some extra things to be sure I have, it really no longer fit in the case it came in.
I am looking into an external battery when I go to RDD in October because it’s fire season and they have rolling blackouts.
ETA: I don’t snore as I fully obstruct, so I simply try to die every two minutes for one minute without my cpap
Fully obstructing not so much fun. During sleep study I would stop breathing for nearly a minute as well, good times, I had zero clue.
I'll bet the case issue was about not counting it as an additional carry-on. I'd really like a "travel machine" but the reviews of them are so iffy.
I also found it incidentally as my doc was ruling out narcolepsy and I had to do the sleep stuffy— severe and AHI of 31 satted down to the high 60s… seriously trying to die.
Right about the travel machines…. Though I haven’t checked in years
Last edited by WineCountryUA; Apr 22, 2022 at 4:18 pm
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