Does Anyone's Snoring Keep You Up At Night?
By Rozie37
@Rozie37 (15499)
Turkmenistan
March 29, 2008 12:28am CST
My roommate use to snore lightly. It was bearable. But ever since she has been fighting the flu, she has been snoring a little more. Right now, she is snoring so loud, that I can hardly concentrate on typing. I know that I will not be able to sleep through all of this racket.
I believe that she is on her back. So if I can not sleep, I will have to wake her and tell her to turn over. As much as I hate to wake a sleeping person, I have to get at least four hours of sleep at night or the world becomes my enemy. So how soundly do you sleep?
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4 responses
@teapotmommommerced (10359)
• United States
30 Mar 08
My husband wears a CPAP machine at night because of his sleep apnea before that he snored so loudly I could not sleep.
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@chiyosan (30181)
• Philippines
29 Mar 08
Yes.. sometimes. my mom does snore and she keeps me really awake at time or shall i say most of the time. That is why i never let her sleep before i do cause i will never be able to sleep well when she sleeps before me. it is really hard to sleep when someone is making such uncomfortable noises.
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@maddysmommy (16230)
• United States
29 Mar 08
So much better now that my husband has lost weight, at least 40 pounds since moving to US. It was a big problem when we lived in Samoa and some of the time I couldn't sleep in the same room as him. It was really bad. Some nights I would roll him over onto his side just to get a little peace and quiet but not long after he would've rolled back and start singing again. We even tried those nose strips and they did work for a short time.
I think he also had a mild case of sleep apnea because some nights if I was still awake, he would stop breathing and then I would shake him and he would start to breath again or let out a big sigh. His father has it and uses a breathing machine at night.
Ever since he's lost the weight it has been so much better and quieter.
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@Rozie37 (15499)
• Turkmenistan
29 Mar 08
Well I am very happy to know that your husband has lost some weight and that you are sleeping better at night, very cool.
@sassysammy81 (369)
• United States
29 Mar 08
Matter a fact I do have someone who's snoring keep me awake at night,but luckily its only 3 nights a week.My husband had about tried it all to help,but it does nothing for his snoring,just my luck.I do sleep heavy so if I could figure out a way for him not to snore til after I fell asleep I would love that,but I usually spend the first hour telling him to roll over.
