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George the wonder beagle snores something terrible. Can Dog's have sleep apnea?
Loosing weight has really reduced our sleeping/snoring issues.
My husband does not snore. He is the quietest sleeper ever. My ex-husband could wake the dead with his snoring...I spent many nights sleeping in our minivan because that was the only place I could get some peace and quiet! I don't miss that at all! My loving spouse tells me that I "breathe hard" sometimes, but I think that's just his nice way of saying I'm snoring :)
Never had a need for any sleep studies and hopefully never will.
John snored. My first husband snored so badly pictures fell off the wall. Some say that was a sign of his poor heart health.
I snore, know it for a fact when I wake myself up. I wear something to reduce the hurt on my ears. The hospital wanted $2500 dollors for a sleep study. O.K. - $2500 to attach some electrodes and video tape me overnight. Thats ridiculous! I think you can tell them what I said!
I do, though as my wife says its a lot less now that we have both lost weight.
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