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The Political Action Committee Co-Chairs of the American Sleep and Breathing Academy (ASBA) met for a post ASBA Conference private dinner. Drs. Richard Klein and Elliott Alpher enjoyed dinner with former Vice President (R) Dan Quayle and Congressman(D) Marty Russo at Mr. Quayle’s club.
Along with lengthy conversations related to Bi-partisan historical stories, the four discussed Obstructive Sleep Apnea concerns for the health and safety of US citizens and the multiple Transportation Industries that employ vehicular drivers, train engineers, and airplane pilots.
Drs. Alpher and Klein this summer will be heading a small team of experts, representing the ASBA, as they discuss OSA and Government regulations with members and staff of the United States Senate. Mr. Qualye stated that , “ Verbosity leads to unclear, inarticulate things.” And as we present to the Senate we should be clear and precise on how OSA affects the Transportation Industry and the citizens of America.
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Day 5 of National Sleep Foundation Sleep Awarness Week
Write Down What’s on your Mind before Bed
Make “to do” lists for tomorrow/the upcoming week instead of worrying about them while you’re trying to fall asleep. Clear your mind. If you are lying in bed with an overactive mind and thoughts racing, you’ll never fall asleep. Remember, you will be much more productive the next day if you get good quality (and quantity) sleep. Staying up all night worrying about the next day will only create stress and fatigue, making you feel unproductive.