Well, we went in for sleep study #2 last night. We had it confirmed that she DOES still have central AND obstructive sleep apnea :( Supposedly having her tonsils and adenoids taken out would take care of the obstructive, but apparently not. However, she is having more central episodes. The nurse said the stridor breathing she does at night is highly unusual and in her 20+ yrs of experience in respiratory and sleep, she's never seen anything like it - especially in someone without any known respiratory issues. She was shocked to hear that it was a 'good' night for Olivia - she said she honestly couldn't imagine it being worse.
So, we spoke to her primary doc this morning and are waiting on a referral to Children's Hospital Pulminology department and then we go from there. The sleep tech said there were a few options, but without knowing what's causing her issues she had no idea what they'll want to do with her. She said the possibilities are meds, low levels of oxygen, and/or CPAP. Because of the holidays, we probably won't have the official results until after the first of the year and who knows how long until they get her in.