Awake In America, Inc.
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Description: A national organization focused on patient and public education and awareness of sleep and sleep disorders, helping others launch support groups, and doing other outreach.
~~~ Wednesday, 05-Feb-2014 22:08:26 EST : accepting CPAP, BiPAP, and AutoPAP machines, or heated humidifiers for xPAP devices. Watch this notice for updates as to when we resume accepting equipment
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| Page title: | Awake In America || Welcome |
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| Description: | Driving drowsy can be as dangerous as drinking and driving. Sleepiness slows reaction time, decreases awareness and impairs judgment, all of which may lead to a greater likelihood for potential accidents. Studied have shown that being awake for 24 hours straight is the equivalent of being legally intoxicated. And mixing lack of sleep and alcohol worsens the situation exponentially. |
| IP-address: | 74.208.26.209 |