“BiPAP” is not a common word outside of intensive care units.
Consequently when it is used in two unrelated breakfast conversations at the same cafe it’s somewhat intriguing. Oh okay not really – but cause for comment. Which I have just done….commented that is, on the events of this morning…
Last night was my first [...]
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