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JennyKraig,
The sleep study is important. It will determine if you DO have sleep apnea. I went in around 7 PM. Did the paperwork. Got comfortable and watched TV. Around 9/10 PM, I got "wired up" and lights out. Slept until 1 AM when nurse woke me up and while still wired up, she attached the CPAP mask and back to sleep. 5/6 AM woke up, disconnected, showered and went home after free breakfast.
You really should have the sleep study. Your doc needs that info to determine how to fix your problem.
Good luck.
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