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What is the official IMMA / META-Health explanation to sleep anea and the conflict theme(s) behind?

I have recently been "diagnosed" with sleep apnea (I have had it my whole life, actually, pretty much since I was born, but it is only recently I was checked for this). I first found out after experiencing four severe cases of suffocation during my sleep (I would wake up suddenly, feeling I am being choked and gasping for my breath). In all cases I also experienced either mild or severe reflux / heartburn at the same time, and the last time it happened I would even wake up, feeling like I am being choke (in my own saliva (overproduction)) and then literally throw up. I identified the four cases as being in the regeration phase, specifically in the peak of regeneration. The first time was before I met with the woman that I am now forming a relationship with for the first time. The second time was after my first meeting with her. The third time was during the holidays which I spend with her. The 4th time was after I came back home to Denmark again after spending the holidays with her. So there's clearly a pattern there...

After all this I was checked for sleep apnea and I had the diagnosis mild sleep apnea. Which means I am know sleeping with a machine that gives me oxygen and helps me breath during my sleep.

As mentioned, then I have had sleep apnea pretty much since I was born (since I was very little my mom experienced long breaks from breathing during my sleep, and I have been snoring my whole life more or less). I don't know if it is possibly connected to me almost being strangled to death by own umbilical cord when I was born, but in any case... As for the reflux/heartburn (stomach pains at night, with overproduction of saliva, cramps in the upper stomach/lower chest area), then I have experienced this on and off for some years (for a period I thought I had it under control, but then it started again). Some years ago I had some talks with Susanne Billander about it, and with her I identified an underlying pattern around love, money, nurture and support.

But it just doesn't add up. Pharynx/mouth/throat (the main organ affected during sleep apnea) is related to a conflict of not being able to get something or to get rid of something (spit it out) (to get/swallow/spit something or someone in or out), or the inability to salivate. When it comes to the tonsils (I have very big tonsils), then the conflict theme is more or less the same (not being able to swallow/spit something or someone in or out). And even when it comes to the oesophagus (gullet or mucosa) (the main organ affected in my case of reflux/heartburn), then yet again the conflict theme is more or less the same (not being able to swallow/spit something or someone in or out, inability to swallow something (accept something)). This conflict theme just doesn't resonate with me at all. Maybe I have a blind angle on this and there's something I am missing, yet it is mainly the theme of love, money, nurture and support that is activated and resonates here. I even heard someone explain that from a META-Health point of view sleep apnea is related to the cardiac muscle (myocardium) and a "being overwhelmed" conflict, but this doesn't resonate either.

The interesting thing is that even in the short time (just a few weeks) that I have been sleeping with the machine that gives me extra oxygen and helps me to breath more normal during sleep (when I have my "breaks" (and there are a lot of them, some of them around 1minute30 seconds to 2minutes)), then I already started to feel a change in my body. In my throat, in my chest, and in my stomach it feels differently (in the "good" way) with the extra air. Is it just that simple that extra breath of fresh air, so to speak, can make such a big difference? I mean, breathing is essential to all of us, and clearly it has an affect on all of our body and all the organs. Could the "not being able to swallow/spit something or someone in or out" actually be related to air/breathing (or even life, figuratively speaking)? Not being able to get the air/breath in and out? With that also being the link to the theme around love, money, nurture and support?

With that said - and just being my own experience of it and way of seeing it - then I am still curious what the official META-Health/IMMA explanation is to sleep apnea.