Does your H snore?

[moonstone523]

You can select up to 2 answers, in case you snore too!

ETA: doesn't is a typo, but I can't fix it.

[sara76]

On my phone, can't see polls, but no he doesn't. Thank god. I'm a very light sleeper.

[Deleted]

We both do.

[jen812]

Crap. Moon, I read your response after I voted. H reports that I snore. H snores occasionally.

[alzi]

Yes. But he has sleep apnea. CPAP is a miracle.

[moonstone523]

Jan 7, 2013 21:07:39 GMT -5 alzi said:

Yes. But he has sleep apnea. CPAP is a miracle.

What is CPAP?

[babybchbum]

CPAP keeps your air passages open. Generally it is a pressurized air machine they goes into or covers your nose to keep you breathing at night.

My dad has one and my FIL is supposed to go get tested later this year.

[alzi]

We call it the Vadar mask in our house. It's not cute, but it stops the chainsaw snore!

[mrschelseap09]

When H snores, I know its time to change the air filter. I have to buy the most expensive air filters because of his snoring. In our last house, we removed the carpet in our bedroom and I never heard a peep out of him.

[moonstone523]

Jan 8, 2013 22:33:36 GMT -5 mrschelseap09 said:

When H snores, I know its time to change the air filter. I have to buy the most expensive air filters because of his snoring. In our last house, we removed the carpet in our bedroom and I never heard a peep out of him.

Interesting.

Though we just changed our filters.

If I can get him to change positions, we are good. But damn, when he is on his back, it's too much. Between him, the dog, and the baby, it's too much. (Baby is in pack-n-play FYI).

[mrschelseap09]

Jan 9, 2013 9:41:30 GMT -5 moonstone523 said:

Jan 8, 2013 22:33:36 GMT -5 mrschelseap09 said:

When H snores, I know its time to change the air filter. I have to buy the most expensive air filters because of his snoring. In our last house, we removed the carpet in our bedroom and I never heard a peep out of him.

Interesting.

Though we just changed our filters.

If I can get him to change positions, we are good. But damn, when he is on his back, it's too much. Between him, the dog, and the baby, it's too much. (Baby is in pack-n-play FYI).

When it's really bad, I normally just accidentally kick him and he rolls over and stops snoring.

Have you tried a humidifier? As funny as it sounds, living in humid Florida, it helps him sleep better.

[Deleted]

how difficult, time-consuming, expensive is it to get the CPAP? I wish to God we could just go buy one off the shelf. He snores & I'm a very light sleeper..not a good combo for a happy marital bed.

[babybchbum]

May 18, 2013 9:39:10 GMT -5 @blushnbashful said:

how difficult, time-consuming, expensive is it to get the CPAP? I wish to God we could just go buy one off the shelf. He snores & I'm a very light sleeper..not a good combo for a happy marital bed.

You have to get an RX for one after doing a sleep study. Most insurances cover a CPAP bc snoring often causes you to stop breathing and can kill you. They see it as a preventative