Title: Snoring is No Laughing Matter Topic: Sleep Apnea Disorder Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the seriousness of sleep apnea and how you can recognize it as well as treat it. Thesis Statement: Sleep Apnea, of all sleeping disorders, is the most likely to cause death, but it can be treated if the symptoms are recognized. INTRODUCTION Attention material: (With snoring sounds in background) Does this sound familiar? Do these sounds keep you …showed first 75 words of 706 total…

…showed last 75 words of 706 total…save the life of someone you care about. Concluding remarks: To find out more information about sleep apnea, seek advice from your doctor or a ear/nose/throat specialist. Bibliography WORKS CONSULTED American Sleep Apnea Association, “Information About Sleep Apnea,” http:/www.sleepapnea.org. Undated posting. Downloaded November 2, 2000. Greenberg, Joel. “The Aging of Sleep,” Science News. 1 July 1978: 10-12. CNS Inc., “Snoring: Causes and Treatments.” Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1996. Krames Communications. “Snoring and Sleep Apnea.” San Bruno, CA, 1995.