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'Twas the night before CPAP...

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Merry Christmas from CPAP.com! This email was sent by: CPAP.com 13235 N. Promenade Blvd Stafford, TX

Merry Christmas from CPAP.com! [CPAP.com] Shop Masks Shop Machines Shop Supplies [Santa illustration] The Night Before CPAP 'Twas the night before CPAP, when all through the house Not a creature was sleeping, not even a mouse; The stockings clung to the chimney with fear, In hopes that the roaring snore would soon clear. The children were restless all awake in their beds, While visions of sleeping danced in their heads; And mamma snoring and I lying awake, Unsure of how much more noise I can take. When out of the blue there arose such a clatter, I looked to my wife to see what was the matter. Her snoring once again, much louder than a crash, I tore open the computer, CPAP.com loaded in a flash It wasn’t always like this, there once was a fix But Susan’s CPAP machine called it quits A new mask, machine, and humidifier she needs With her RX in hand, CPAP.com has the leads The moon peeking through the blinds up above Gave a magical glow to this thoughtful act of love Then, what to my hopeful eyes should appear, But thousands of machines, and endless CPAP gear. With a search and a click, so lively and quick, So many brands! It must be a trick More options than others, I clicked, they came, And I whistled, and shouted, and called them by name; "Now, ResMed! now, EVO! Now, Phillips Respironics. On, Bleep! on SleepNet! On Ventlab and Somnetics! To the top of the wishlist! And added to the cart! Now ship away! ship away! Straight to my heart! And then, in an instant, I heard the bell ring I ran to see what UPS had to bring As I flung open the door and was turning around, Down the chimney St. Goodman came with a sound. The box was adorned with a big green bow Placed carefully beneath the Christmas tree glow A bundle of CPAP machines he had placed on his back, The solution for all who sleeping they lack The machines -- how they twinkled! The masks how merry! The pillows were like clouds, the hoses- how airy! The humidifiers all neatly tied with a bow, And the filters glistened as white as the snow. I sprang into action, not losing any time, Making sure the machine and mask aligned, I ran up the stairs, where my wife still slept. Not willing to wait one more second, I crept. Good morning, I whispered into her snoring zone “What,” she said, waking to my tired tone “Look what St. Goodman delivered just for you” A machine to help make my dreams come true. In the quietness of dawn, St. Goodman cheered out of sight, HAPPY CPAP TO ALL, AND TO ALL A GOOD-NIGHT! Merry Christmas, From CPAP.com [Santa illustration] [View on the web.]( This email was sent by: CPAP.com 13235 N. Promenade Blvd Stafford, TX, 77477, US You may [unsubscribe]( from our emails at any time.

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