Do You Sleep With Men?
03-01-2010, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by tslowery
I have had the best laugh at this. Still laughing yes my husband snores and took him to the sleep center and the red headed nurse told me the next morning at 5am (I left at 11 the night before ) that he did not snore. I told her to take him home with her and put him in her bed and tell me the next morning he did not snore and then I would believe. He never went to sleep is why he did not snore. He snores awful but we sleep together when he is in town gone months at time. I think maybe we should try another sleep test?????????????did not know he could die..
03-01-2010, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
I am tired all the time. I did a sleep study last year at this time and they told me I don't have sleep apnea. Well, I didn't sleep either. Though DH say's I only snore softly, I am so tired, I know I don't sleep well, sometimes I don't fall asleep, other times I will wake a lot and my husband says that sometimes I will jerk every 15 seconds or so when I first fall asleep, for a couple of hours. Maybe I need to have it redone as well!!
03-01-2010, 05:48 PM
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DH doesn't snore, but he makes noise all night long, different noises. I get used to one and then he changes his tune. I just nudge him and he stops. I'm a very light sleeper so I used a sound machine to drown out his noices. I'm a morning person and he's a night owl. Last night we went to bed at about the same time, that's the first in many years. Now if I could get the cat to stop snoring. I have to make sure who needs to be nudged before I start poking. He had to sleep in his chair for a period of time due to an illness. Even with his noises I prefer for him to sleep with me.
03-01-2010, 07:48 PM
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Jim'sGem:...
I am tired all the time. I did a sleep study last year at this time and they told me I don't have sleep apnea. Well, I didn't sleep either. Though DH say's I only snore softly, I am so tired, I know I don't sleep well, sometimes I don't fall asleep, other times I will wake a lot and my husband says that sometimes I will jerk every 15 seconds or so when I first fall asleep, for a couple of hours. Maybe I need to have it redone as well!![/quote]
Mousie: you can have fibromyalgia and not sleep well at alllllll...and not actually have sleep apnea.
I have fibro.
It's like stair steps...you go down 1,2,3,4
and never make it to stage 4...then start bouncing back up to 1...all night long.
Wake up feeling run over! :thumbdown:
I am tired all the time. I did a sleep study last year at this time and they told me I don't have sleep apnea. Well, I didn't sleep either. Though DH say's I only snore softly, I am so tired, I know I don't sleep well, sometimes I don't fall asleep, other times I will wake a lot and my husband says that sometimes I will jerk every 15 seconds or so when I first fall asleep, for a couple of hours. Maybe I need to have it redone as well!![/quote]
Mousie: you can have fibromyalgia and not sleep well at alllllll...and not actually have sleep apnea.
I have fibro.
It's like stair steps...you go down 1,2,3,4
and never make it to stage 4...then start bouncing back up to 1...all night long.
Wake up feeling run over! :thumbdown:
03-01-2010, 07:57 PM
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Does this ditty I wrote one sleepless night give you a clue?
Ode to Snoring:
I pull down my eyelids
...like shades over doors
But the man beside me,
has breath that roars.
Terrible apnea. A sleep study revealed he was waking around 30 times an hour. CPAP has worked wonders and given us BOTH better quality sleep.
Ode to Snoring:
I pull down my eyelids
...like shades over doors
But the man beside me,
has breath that roars.
Terrible apnea. A sleep study revealed he was waking around 30 times an hour. CPAP has worked wonders and given us BOTH better quality sleep.
03-01-2010, 08:03 PM
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Remember Dear Abby? Years ago she had a lot of input about snoring, but this has always stuck with me.
"Snoring is the sweetest music on earth. Ask any widow."
And, with that in mind, if snoring is an issue for me in my bed, I snuggle up. Works every time.
"Snoring is the sweetest music on earth. Ask any widow."
And, with that in mind, if snoring is an issue for me in my bed, I snuggle up. Works every time.
03-01-2010, 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by b.zang
Remember Dear Abby? Years ago she had a lot of input about snoring, but this has always stuck with me.
"Snoring is the sweetest music on earth. Ask any widow."
And, with that in mind, if snoring is an issue for me in my bed, I snuggle up. Works every time.
"Snoring is the sweetest music on earth. Ask any widow."
And, with that in mind, if snoring is an issue for me in my bed, I snuggle up. Works every time.
03-02-2010, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by purplemem
Originally Posted by lfw045
Hubby and I "hot rack" it most of the time...lol! If your husband is or has been in the Navy....ask them about "hot racking it"....LOL!
I have insomnia, sleep either for hours or not at all...so one of us is usually sleeping in the recliner, or up, and the other sleeping in the bed,or gone!
We decided a long time ago that sleep was more important than childish feelings.
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