I hate it. But I won’t die from my severe apnea. So I use the horrific thing routinely. I’m at level 27 so it’s like sleeping in a hurricane.
Anyway, I can only sleep about six hours on it or my bad back locks up and I can’t function. So I try to go to sleep at midnight and wake up around six. But the worst part is what my doc called a CPAP hangover? I apparently stay in REM sleep right up until the alarm goes off? So until 10 or 11 each morning I feel hungover minus the nausea. So I can be in debilitating pain for hours and need help just getting out of bed or I can feel like I’ve been on a bender.
Anyone else have that hangover? How do you deal with it? I think it’s the lesser of two evils.
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Hi! Lurker since the Bush selection, couldn’t stay quiet with the Orange Menace in office so I’ve started posting. :waves:
I’ve been asked to bring in a dessert for the funeral reception of a friend at church. They expect 300-400 and there are only a half dozen of us baking.
I have a professional oven (I’m a writer so that means I have a real career in food! Lol), and full sheet pans that fit perfectly. I just can’t find a good, simple cake recipe for a full sheet online. Everything seems to be half sheets, etc. I’m most worried about bake times.
I’ve got a fantastic frosting so even just a simple white or yellow cake would work.
Any resources or recipes?
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