Suspicious minds!
By Kandase
@Kandae11 (57233)
August 6, 2018 9:56am CST
Mr. X has a snoring problem - one that is so bad that he awakens from sleep feeling as though he is choking. Mr. X decides that his wife is trying to stifle him in his sleep and moves to another room. The problem continues - even worse and Mr. X finally decides to seek help.
Now I wonder - why would he immediately think that his wife is trying to stifle him?
Obviously he doesn't trust his wife very much, and she did tell him that his snoring sounds like a truck.
Do you or your partner snore? Is it bad enough to keep you awake or make you prefer to sleep in another room or the living room couch? can one get rid of snoring?
Obviously he doesn't trust his wife very much, and she did tell him that his snoring sounds like a truck.
Do you or your partner snore? Is it bad enough to keep you awake or make you prefer to sleep in another room or the living room couch? can one get rid of snoring?19 people like this
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@Marilynda1225 (91066)
• United States
6 Aug 18
As @NJChicaa mentioned it sounds like sleep apnea. My son in law also used a CPAP machine cause his snoring was horrible.
It is a little disturbing if Mr X thought his wife was trying to stifle him
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@Marilynda1225 (91066)
• United States
6 Aug 18
@Kandae11 I'm not sure. I think it's covered with health insurance
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@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
6 Aug 18
I'm told I do snore but as I now live alone it isn't an issue
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@DaddyEvil (174335)
• United States
7 Aug 18
I don't think I would sleep beside someone I felt might 'stifle' me in my sleep! What kind of relationship would that be?
I have sleep apnea. Pretty used to tell me that I rattled the windows in the house when I snored. I finally told my doctor about my loud snoring... She sent me to have a sleep test done. Now, I use a CPAP machine to stop the snoring. (I am also losing weight and hope I won't need the CPAP machine one day.)
Yes, when friends stay the night with me, they usually end up moving to our couch after I start snoring.
Losing weight is one way you can control snoring. Although being overweight is not the only cause for snoring. Check out this link: 1 person likes this

@DaddyEvil (174335)
• United States
7 Aug 18
@Kandae11 *grinning at you* No, I didn't snore when I was still married. Getting divorced and all the fighting that accompanies divorce is what caused me to gain weight in the first place.
Thanks... Yeah, sleep apnea can be deadly if not treated.
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@Kandae11 (57233)
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7 Aug 18


"Rattle the windows" -you would have needed a sound proof room @DaddyEvil.
Didn't your wife complain?. I am glad the CPAP machine works , and I wasn't aware that overweight could cause it too.1 person likes this

@stapllotik (1935)
• India
6 Aug 18
Yes one can get rid of snoring , sinuses and sleep apnea. Put two drops of cow ghee in each nostril immediately before going to bed. Ghee should be of desi Indian cow breeds (not Holstein or Jersey or Texas cows). Lie flat on the bed without a pillow for a few minutes so that the ghee reaches your throat. I hope cow ghee is available across the globe !
"Ghee is a class of clarified butter that originated from the Indian subcontinent. "
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@Kandae11 (57233)
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6 Aug 18
@stapllotik I will recommend it to anyone who is seeking a cure.
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@stapllotik (1935)
• India
6 Aug 18
@Kandae11 yes it works. Please use cow ghee as mentioned.
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@BabeSays (8795)
• Mauritius
8 Aug 18
@Kandae11 Yes cause my Mr. doesn't only snores but he also tend to do a few karate moves as well LOL. And he rubs he teeth together arrggg sometimes I wake him up and tell him Stop rubbing your teeth it will break LOL. Of course he doesn't do any these on purpose.
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@Freelanzer (10782)
• Canada
8 Aug 18
I wonder if he has good reason to be suspicious. Perhaps she spiked his drink once.
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@andriaperry (118793)
• Anniston, Alabama
7 Aug 18
Yes a long time ago but I would not murder anyone for snoring.
Tony snores and I can hear him in the other end of the house an with my door closed!
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@rsa101 (40966)
• Philippines
7 Aug 18
Well I am wondering how he is coping now that he had seek help. I think there are some health issues that is related to snoring. I am imagining that he may be chubby because one of the causes for it is his airflow is getting smaller because of him getting fat so when air goes through it produces sound because of tightening of the airflow. There is also a condition where the snorer just suddenly stops breathing and that is the dangerous one which he should have his doctor checked up.
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@snowy22315 (208841)
• United States
6 Aug 18
Sleep apnea sounds like the problem here.
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@allknowing (153544)
• India
7 Aug 18
Never had that problem and if this man thinks his wife is trying to choke him surely there is more to it than meets the eye

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@BelleStarr (61463)
• United States
6 Aug 18
My husband doesn't really snore but he often goes to the spare room to sleep to get away from the dogs lol
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
7 Aug 18
maybe the man has a problem with his respiratory pattern. it is not good to snore. some older people say when one is very tired and sleeps, he snores. i think it is not true.
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@stellarduchess (57)
• Philippines
8 Aug 18
You can let your partner cover his face with a pillow I guess. :)























