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Does Your Fellow Snore?
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Most nights I am up and down every hour on the hour cause I can't sleep due to the intense pain from my back problems and 2 surgeries. I do disturb her a bit and try so hard not to. Last night was one of those nights when I got to listen to her snore away and I got no sleep. Maybe tonite I will get a little bit of shuteye.
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Thanks E-beth. Fortunately it doesn't seem to be worrying him too much, he leaves that to me!!!!
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I have only heard my husband snore once in three years. However apparently I snore and grind my teeth. I also talk in my sleep, so it's my husband who gets woken up occasionally. He probably snores, but I am a deep sleeper so don't get woken up by it.
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YES! AND IT DRIVES ME INSANE!!!!!!!!!! If I fall asleep BEFORE him, no problem BUT if he's out before me -Tangnefedd said:My husband really raises the roof at night, so much so that we sleep in separate rooms. I say sleep, meaning just that, often starting off the night, and finishing off the night, together, LOL!!! His problem is chronic catarrh. Anyone else have a husband or wife who snores loudly?
I can't sleep -I get mad and sad at the same time but I know it's not his fault but it is SO frustrating when you're trying to go sleep. I have thought of ear plugs but can't do that b/c I have young babes that I need to be able to hear if they needed me in the middle of the night........
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Miaka-Chan
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ugh. My husband snores terribly, and whats worse, is he falls asleep as soon as he lays down and it takes me like 15 minutes. It drives me nuts. If it gets to bad I wake him up. He says it's mean, but I take that small opportunity to go to sleep really fast, before he can get back to snoring too loud.
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Hey all-
On a not so light a note. Snoring can be a result of many things. It can be serious if it causes the snorer to not sleep well. IF the person has significant amount of daytime sleepiness the might want to be checked for other problems like sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is when the airflow in the throat is cut off periodically, and the person struggles to breath and frequently wakes slightly to move around and restore the airflow. This process can be hard on the circulatory system due to low oxygen levels. This is a treatable problem. It is more common in overweight people as is regular snoring.
As I said there are many reasons people snore. This is just one to think about because of the health concerns related to it. And chronic daytime sleepiness is not good on the highway either.
On a not so light a note. Snoring can be a result of many things. It can be serious if it causes the snorer to not sleep well. IF the person has significant amount of daytime sleepiness the might want to be checked for other problems like sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is when the airflow in the throat is cut off periodically, and the person struggles to breath and frequently wakes slightly to move around and restore the airflow. This process can be hard on the circulatory system due to low oxygen levels. This is a treatable problem. It is more common in overweight people as is regular snoring.
As I said there are many reasons people snore. This is just one to think about because of the health concerns related to it. And chronic daytime sleepiness is not good on the highway either.
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wandering_celt said:
This is a serious condition and should be checked out especially if your partner appears to stop breathing in between snores!
I am amazed at how many folk here will put up with the snoring of their partner without moving into a different room, it was the only solution that work for me!
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HeatherJay
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Have your grandbabies jump around on top of him, Tang.Tangnefedd said:
That's my solution. Love, Heather
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Miaka-Chan
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The snoring is terrible, but I hate sleeping alone. I have suggested to him it may be sleep apnea, as he is often tired all day, though a full night of sleep.
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my hubby not only snores but he talks to. he talks about the most random things...and he snores as loud as a train. its rediculous...when we go back to baltimore were we are from we stay with his parents or my parents and when we stay with his parents...he snores and wakes up his dad and his dad a couple weeks ago when we were there shoves a sock in his mouth! it is so bad. i will kick him to make him stop. but when he talks i cant help but wake up and laugh because its so funny! he talks about bugs on his arm and flees on the baby, and how he swares he is awake but really he is sleeping.
the other night was a first he actually slept walked. we have a really big bed...it sits like 3 feet off the ground. he got up out of bed walked down the hall, into the babies room and fell asleep on the floor by the baby...it was the cutest thing. it woke my daughter up and she threw her blanky at my husband and said da da sleep...it was so cute!
the other night was a first he actually slept walked. we have a really big bed...it sits like 3 feet off the ground. he got up out of bed walked down the hall, into the babies room and fell asleep on the floor by the baby...it was the cutest thing. it woke my daughter up and she threw her blanky at my husband and said da da sleep...it was so cute!
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