Biden using CPAP machine to treat sleep apnea

President Biden is using a continuous positive airway pressure machine to address his sleep apnea, the White House announced Wednesday.

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[BMSHEALTHANDFITNEZZ]

My husband uses a CPAC, I can now soundly sleep without his snoring. We both sleep well now. He’s never had such intention marks on his face in the morning. Biden’s straps are too tight. I’m glad he’s got this effective treatment. More ppl need this. ❤

[puffnstuff]

It would be nice if the VA could find some CPAP machines for us disabled vets with sleep apnea who've been tested and need one but nothing is available for us.

[Yahoo]

Trump uses a cpap has HTN what’s the point of this report. Many Americans use or should use a cpap. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[patland]

Good for him. Tens perhaps hundreds of millions also use a CPAP. I discovered I needed one when I fell asleep driving on the freeway and drove down a bank at I guess 75 miles an hour! Not kidding.

[bagsnbistros]

I love all these explanations from qualified doctors and scientists explaining the strap indentations😂😂

[danboyd]

The VA prescribed one for me almost ten years ago. By giving you nights of high quality uninterrupted sleep you feel a lot better, have more energy, and you are a lot healthier.

[MrCeora]

I know young people who use them too. Truth be told, there are millions who need them and should be using them.

[cleanqueen]

My husband would fall asleep during the day before he was diagnosed with sleep apnea. Normally you get some sleep with a CPAP and this doesn’t happen. My husband does get a mark on his nose from the unit.

[bryandale]

Those lines are caused by the mask alright, but they are lasting long after the elastic strap is on his face because he was dehydrated.

[aandrus]

Hahaha!!! REALLY!!???? This is NEWS??? My gosh!! I've used one most of my life and so do many others I know. What a ridiculous thing to mention on the news. So what!? Does he use hemorrhoid cream too?

[tonewill]

HE MUSTA WOKE UP IN THOSE CLOSE .15 MINUTES AGO FOR IT STILL TO SHOW LIKE THAT

[clintdaniel]

im disabled too they denyed me a machine good for him

[NOCTIME]

This is news? How about his being lead around. Not knowing where he's at. Or reaching out to shake a non existent hand. Come on man. Save the Queen. The man should have retired 25 years ago.

[zubetp]

is this news. are you guys gonna report when he uses a stool softener too?

[markb]

No big deal! More snorers should use them.

[timshipp]

I think we can mostly agree that if this was happening to a certain "Someone Else", it would warrant more than just a 26 second clip.

Clinical explanation: "Sleep apnea is a dangerous condition because it can cause several different complications, many of which are severe or life-threatening."
CBS: "Nothing to see here folks! Perfectly normal!! No worries!!!"

[Mina-umgr]

Not CPAP, but Oxygen to help his brain.

[bryandale]

So what device is he going to use for his senility? Resigning is the only logical choice.

[housetv]

Here comes the Media to save the day but if it was orange man they'd cry bad health! Lol..

[Myers]

Let's go BRANDON..let's go BRANDON