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After 16 years of living with undiagnosed sleep apnea, Stacy finally understood why she was tired all the time. When she was diagnosed with sleep apnea, her perception of the sleep disorder completely changed.
“I didn’t know how serious sleep apnea was until I got diagnosed,” she said. “I always thought sleep apnea was snoring.”
Stacy was re-energized when she started CPAP therapy. Despite her rising energy levels, bringing her bulky CPAP machine was inconvenient for her busy lifestyle. “It’s a pain to bring that big machine,” she said.
Stacy was introduced to Resmed AirMini™ , the smallest portable CPAP on the market today, and she discovered freedom she never had before. “You can just grab it and go, and I just love the convenience of that part.”
This newfound convenience is especially important for Stacy, who recently became a mom, runs her own social media business and started a sleep apnea blog.
“It’s about freedom. Having the freedom to sleep well and do other stuff,” she said.
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