Snoring

[BrattishTaz]

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Sounds like it was well deserved.

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[country lady]

Spookwriter, Onecent is right. She gave good advice. DH and I can joke about this because it has been over 12 years and he had a tPA shot with his mild attack. He had almost no damage. We are still careful, though, and eat a sensible diet and he golfs for exercise. This was a wake up call for us, and it really puts everything into prospective, doesn't it? You two sound very devoted--nice.

 

[The Chicken Lady]

My DH snores, and decided to go to a sleep clinic. He found out he has sleep apnea, so he now has a machine to help him breathe better at night. No more snoring (which is nice for me), and no more stoppage of breathing at night, which means a good night's sleep for him every night.

 

[sourland]

For the first 40 years I hardly knew that the Princess was sharing the bed with me. I think she snuck in after I was asleep being very careful not to wake me.

The past 7 years she has achieved champion status as a snorer. I'm OK until my first bathroom break then I can not get back to sleep. My solution- I move into the spare bedroom and leave the dog and the Princess snoring away in perfect harmony.

 

[booker81]

I snore now that I've put on more weight.

DH thought it was great when I came home from the hospital sky high on vicoden, and having to sleep semi-upright in bed to keep my back happy with having my leg propped weird. I didn't snore a bit....until I started yelling and babbling in my sleep.

The yelling in my sleep continued until I was no longer needing to sleep inclined up and on pain meds.

He told me he prefers the snoring to the yells.

Hopefully in time, I'll get the snoring down too (weight loss).