Sorry to hear about the results of your sleep study, Davy. With that being said, you are now able to develop an appropriate plan for addressing your sleep issues — because knowledge is power.
If your sleep disruption is caused by sleep apnea, CPAP can be extremely effective at improving sleep. The key when it comes to CPAP success is to be consistent and not to give up if you find it hard to tolerate, because there are many adjustments that can be made to make the treatment more tolerable (different types of mask, different pressure settings, etc).
I am confident that 2019 will be the year you make huge strides in addressing your sleep issues. Good luck, and keep us updated!
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