Reality Check by Dave Whamond for September 05, 2024

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    Ratkin Premium Member 3 months ago

    Drink some cat-a-tonic.

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    Superfrog  3 months ago

    Tell him he’s dreaming.

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    pat sandy creator 3 months ago

    Pap Cat…

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    dsatvoinde Premium Member 3 months ago

    I know that those machines serve a purpose, but when the missus got one, I didn’t sleep a wink.

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    LongWong  3 months ago

    get earplugs

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    ira.crank  3 months ago

    I got one and sleep so much better, and so does my wife.

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    Steverino Premium Member 3 months ago

    Cats typically don’t sleep at night. They are mostly nocturnal. At night it is easier to cause destruction.

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    Totalloser Premium Member 3 months ago

    He should get Inspire

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    Bex Premium Member 3 months ago

    Don’t sleep on your back, curl up like a cat.

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    Frank Burns Eats Worms  3 months ago

    He’d like to get 20 hours purr night.

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    Howard'sMyHero  3 months ago

    Is there an apnea app for a nap …?

    ( probably )

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    Allan CB Premium Member 3 months ago

    In 2022, when I went for my first apnea test … I scored a 72 AHI … “high apnea” is 32.

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    lnrokr55  3 months ago

    Gotta have those zzz’s!

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    mistercatworks  3 months ago

    It’s technically impossible to get 16 hours of sleep at night. That’s why cats sleep in the daytime. :)

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    zeexenon  3 months ago

    Caught between a rock and a hard place when my Pulmonologist said none was needed, but my wife insisted I snore.

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    Caesar'sWife Premium Member 3 months ago

    Twenty-four years with my cpap. My life changed the day after the sleep study…it was the first decent sleep in years. I love my cpap machine. It makes me feel just a little sleepy to think about the device. Thank you, Res-Med.

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