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Magnitude 3.9
Region KURIL ISLANDS
Date time 2019-07-15 15:27:14.7 UTC
Location 43.88 N ; 146.73 E
Depth 70 km
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Magnitude 2.3
Region OKLAHOMA
Date time 2019-07-15 16:47:51.0 UTC
Location 36.88 N ; 97.43 W
Depth 8 km
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Magnitude 3.3
Region COSTA RICA
Date time 2019-07-15 17:30:30.0 UTC
Location 9.86 N ; 83.75 W
Depth 3 km
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Magnitude 4.9
Region EASTERN XIZANG
Date time 2019-07-15 17:41:33.3 UTC
Location 31.76 N ; 91.22 E
Depth 40 km
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Magnitude 3.8
Region WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Date time 2019-07-15 17:54:39.0 UTC
Location 18.20 S ; 120.29 E
Depth 10 km
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Magnitude 3.9
Region SUMBAWA REGION, INDONESIA
Date time 2019-07-15 18:02:34.0 UTC
Location 9.02 S ; 117.86 E
Depth 10 km
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Magnitude 4.3
Region BANDA SEA
Date time 2019-07-15 18:11:51.7 UTC
Location 6.24 S ; 128.02 E
Depth 390 km
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Magnitude 4.0
Region HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
Date time 2019-07-15 18:19:22.0 UTC
Location 0.98 S ; 128.64 E
Depth 10 km
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Wow that's going deeeep compared to most of the others going off

(thats what she said)

Halmahera,,,this is another name I can't get out of my head now........kinda' like Antofagasta. My brain needs a reset.

Nope...definitely not in this thread. :)

I am totally jealous ND. Awesome experience.

Got a weird question: Has anyone here done an overnight sleep study? If you have, what was it like and were you actually able to sleep hooked up to all those wires??

A couple of years ago, I did an overnight home study because of low oxygen levels, mostly during nighttime. It showed there was some sleep apnea but it was inconclusive showing mild to moderate obstructive apnea.

Now, the lung place I go, wants an overnight study at their center, which I keep putting off because...well....I don't wanna do it....

Being a very light sleeper and not sleeping well in the first place, to me, this will just be a waste of time, imho, which doesn't mean it is true, just don't want to do the damned thing. Since I am a stubborn person at heart, the doctor's P.A., sent me a message and told me to follow a couple of links she was sending me and why they wanted to know if I do have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

Basically it comes down to this; I am fat (reality, not putting myself down), I have uncontrolled severe asthma and what might be mild to moderate apnea three years ago. Untreated, the OSA can cause severe uncontrolled asthma. Obesity pretty much causes OSA.

All that back story just to show, I need the sleep study which is now scheduled for the end of the month. Yuck-a-doo

I admire your strength and determination dear. It shows that you are notjustanothergranny, but one with belief and the spirit of never giving up. That deserves not only tremendous respect, but also the best outcome ever. And knowing you, that WILL happen.

You just made my day. Much love to you and yours sweetheart.

That is totally

The better question is: What do you have to lose?

I know people who did this test and it gave them and their doctors more insight in how to help treat it better. It won't solve everything overnight, there is no such thing as a miracle treatment. But it really can make your quality of life better through changed food patterns, different rhythm and exercise, adjustment of medication etc.

In the end, quality of life is all that matters Angel. If spending such a short time there can improve your life for a longer time, then why not invest that little time. So stop delaying it, and just do it. Don't make me fly over and bring you myself...

And you say you are fat, well, to me you probably just are heavy boned cousin.. And it does not make you less beautiful.

Beautiful. You life the good life my friend. Enjoy!

Enjoy your time zones on this day whose name shall not be mentioned everyone. Keep shaking the safe way!



Love to all!

M 3.5 - 16km N of Morgan Hill, CA
depth 6.5 km
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YEP..NO BAIT,... BY THE WAY..THE 'YERBA' IZ TALKIN BOUT YA AGAIN..SAID THAT U TOTALLY PUSS'D OUT...SAID U R AFRAID TO BUY THE T-BAG STUFF AND BOIL SOME H20...

Laying down on my bed didn’t feel it. Oh well. Lol

558 felt it according to the link but it is still small to feel it

Did the sleep study 2 years ago, did it twice, one to prove to insurance that it was needed and 2 weeks later to determine the air pressure settings.

You don’t sleep well during the study while hooked up to multiple leads. The bottom line is you probably do need a cpap machine and you need to use it once you get it. Sleeping will be much better, snoring will stop and your breathing will not stop multiple times during the night.

You are such a sweetheart. I won't cancel it this time, just for you !!

Oh, and only 400 years to make us cousins, not 800 years!!! Never age me like that, sheesh

Last Edited by WhiteAngel on 07/15/2019 05:41 PM

Just hoping it wasn’t a precursor.

CHECK THE TIDES..HI AN LO...NEVA KNO'..

That's OK - I'll only take 600 years......



Seriously - Mezzo is right. What do you have to lose?

Hey I'm fat also. No major issues sleeping or otherwise, so I don't need a sleep study. But I can imagine it's hell. Nobody will call me beautiful though. But I'm fine with that. Fat guys aren't exactly rolling in the dough you know.....well, we're rolling in another kind of dough.....

Although I have had issues in the past, but that's probably due to my caffeine intake (of which is a lot).

Anyway. All of my bloodwork is normal, except for slightly elevated blood sugar. Anyway. Don't mean to brag about my health at the moment, but hey......

I'm trailing off and getting off track.

Wait....what? :)

YERBA

Thank you for that.
I'd likely be given a BiPAP machine instead of a Cpap because of the asthma. BiPAP keeps the issue of carbon dioxide retention from happening which is a major issue with severe asthma.

In asthma, we can breath in but getting all the air out again doesn't happen. One keeps gulping air thinking we are starving for oxygen, because only half the air is coming out on exhale. The balloon never empties before being blown back up again, so we have carbon dioxide building up, which CPAP's make whose by forcing more air in but not letting enough back out. The PiPAP machines help this.