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can't sleep - snoring husband!!
OMG he is in the lounge and I can still hear him clear as day :-[ driving me up the wall! If it's not the baby waking me to pee its him snoring his **** off!!! Over it
I would recommend that your hubbies get checked for sleep apnea my husband used to snore and then he would just stop breathing for about a second or two. Now that he has his CPAP machine and wears it all the time. No more snoring at least not until it is time to change mask out.
Excessivly loud snoring is a sign of sleep apnea. My mom used to be louder than a train before she was diagnosed and treated. Hope you ladies can find some way to quiet your husbands'. Maybe allergies are to blame?
My hudband keeps me up all night he sounds like a freakin bear
My hubby sleeps in the living room as well... I just can't take his snoring at all, it drives me crazy! Its bad enough that I'm 28 weeks now and I get up every 5 minutes to use the bathroom n baby kicks like crazy at night... So I had to kick him out of our bed for a while so I can get some rest. I feel your pain trust me
Theres a ring out now apparently it works to stop snoring its worn on the baby finger and has pressure points something to do with. Acupuncture :-)
My husband now sleeps in the living room about 5 nights a week for the same reason. Rolling over never helps and I can hear him through ear plugs. He chooses to sleep on the couch because he worries that I don't get enough sleep.
I Understand! I Wake Him Up To Tell Him He Is Snoring. He Stops The Second Time Because He Is Laying Weird.
This just made me chuckle.sorry if im being abit insensitive. I totally understand where your coming from there have been nights ive wanted to smother my hubby.now I just yell at him to turn over and he stop for a while xx
This just made me chuckle.sorry if im being abit insensitive. I totally understand where your coming from there have been nights ive wanted to smother my hubby.now I just yell at him to turn over and he stop for a while xx
Lol mine does to get ear plugs.
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