Welcome to the forum, Morris. I’m glad to hear that you underwent a sleep study — although it’s understandably concerning to learn that you would stop breathing as many as 22 times in an hour during the night, this knowledge is empowering and you can now take steps to improve your sleep.
You mentioned that you cannot sleep with any apparatus on your body — have you given CPAP a try in the past? If so, how long ago was this and did you experiment with different types of masks? There are many different options and masks that can make it easier to sleep and are less obtrusive. Often, it’s a case of trial and error giving all the different options a try until you can find something that proves to be tolerable.
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