I've decided that the same witch has cursed me. Only she decided at 51, you shall start snoring. And, here's the kicker--since you are an auditory person, you will wake yourself up on a regular basis. So, sleep will be pretty much impossible for more than a few minutes at a time. It's karma coming back for all the times I complained and whined about my mother and father's snoring, I am sure. Drove me nuts. Now I am driving ME nuts. It used to only happen when I was on my back, but now it seems to be an issue on my sides as well. SIGH. An hour's nap today was interrupted nine times so I think that means I didn't rest a bit . . . .At least I don't feel like I did.
Any great snoring cures out there? Don't say ear plugs, cuz if you know me, I have tinnitus and listen to a sound machine every nite. Plugs in my ears would only make things worse and I'd have to start calling myself Snoring Ringing Beauty.
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I snore.
But rarely wake myself up.
I don't have any suggestions, since from our bedroom each night, there is a chorus of snoring.
Me. Eric. Maggie.
A cure for waking up OTHERS snoring is separate bedrooms. I know that's sometimes easier said than done!
I've never woken myself up snoring, but my husband Steve says that I sometimes snore and then slap the bed. Snore, and slap the bed. Snore, and slap the bed. When Steve snores, I slap the bed to wake him up. So I must hear it, but it doesn't wake me up.
When Steve snores, I'll tell him "you're thirsty!" He'll say "thank you" and take a sip of water. Then the snoring will briefly discontinue. Sleeping on his side significantly decreases the snoring.
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