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Sleep, Snoring and Somnambulism
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‘Sleep. Those little slices of death - How I loathe them.’ Edgar Allan Poe.
Well bugger him say I, as I bloody love sleeping
My good folks:
How many hours a night do you sleep on average?
Do you generally nod off quickly or else are you plagued with regular insomnia?
Do you snore? (Go on, admit it) and if so, have you ever tried to remedy it?
Have you ever sleepwalked?
Have you ever suffered sleep paralysis?
In fact, anything and everything related to sleep; please feel free to discuss it here |
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"‘Sleep. Those little slices of death - How I loathe them.’ Edgar Allan Poe.
Well bugger him say I, as I bloody love sleeping
My good folks:
How many hours a night do you sleep on average?
Do you generally nod off quickly or else are you plagued with regular insomnia?
Do you snore? (Go on, admit it) and if so, have you ever tried to remedy it?
Have you ever sleepwalked?
Have you ever suffered sleep paralysis?
In fact, anything and everything related to sleep; please feel free to discuss it here "
Never snore.
Never get more than 2-3 hours a night.
Sleep walk
And suffer sleep paralysis. |
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I probably average about 6 hours a night through the week, but tend to catch up with a lie in at the weekend.
I snore...apparently rather loudly I occasionally mumble nonsense as well.
I've never sleepwalked as far as I'm aware |
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By * Lexi xWoman
over a year ago
stockport |
"I have just been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnoea. I now have to wear a contraction at night to keep me breathing. It’s so sexy....... not "
*contraption.
And yes I snore like a trooper!! |
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"‘Sleep. Those little slices of death - How I loathe them.’ Edgar Allan Poe.
Well bugger him say I, as I bloody love sleeping
My good folks:
How many hours a night do you sleep on average?
Do you generally nod off quickly or else are you plagued with regular insomnia?
Do you snore? (Go on, admit it) and if so, have you ever tried to remedy it?
Have you ever sleepwalked?
Have you ever suffered sleep paralysis?
In fact, anything and everything related to sleep; please feel free to discuss it here "
Normally 8 hours a night sleep
I listen to music for half an hour then drop straight off
I snore when I have a cold (sinuse issues)
Slept walked as a child, frequented the inside of my wardrobe on a regular basis
I sleep in the recovery position wearing pjs x |
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By *ruebameMan
over a year ago
from the womb and tryout to get back |
"I have just been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnoea. I now have to wear a contraction at night to keep me breathing. It’s so sexy....... not
*contraption.
And yes I snore like a trooper!! "
O lexi I have sleep apnoea more common than people think do you sometimes wake feeling even more tired than you did when you actually went to sleep |
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By * Lexi xWoman
over a year ago
stockport |
"I have just been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnoea. I now have to wear a contraction at night to keep me breathing. It’s so sexy....... not
*contraption.
And yes I snore like a trooper!!
O lexi I have sleep apnoea more common than people think do you sometimes wake feeling even more tired than you did when you actually went to sleep "
Yeah! I’ve only got the machine 2 days ago so getting used to it but apparently it will make me feel loads better.
Have you been to the sleep clinic? |
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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago
Northampton Somewhere |
I average around 7-8 hours but I'd prefer more, I love my sleep. It's often a broken sleep as I sometimes wake up for a wee or my boiler will make a noise.
I fall asleep easily and can sleep anywhere.
I definitely don't snore.
I used to sleepwalk a lot as a child, my parents put bells on the doors so they could hear if I went outside and have as an adult as well. I sat on my mother in laws bed and asked her for some kitchen roll once All of my children have sleep walked at some point and they all talk in their sleep to ~ it can be scary!
My friend had sleep apnea and wakes herself up around 70 times a night. She also has a thing she has to wear at night, she says it helps a bit. |
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"I have just been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnoea. I now have to wear a contraction at night to keep me breathing. It’s so sexy....... not "
I was diagnosed 2 years ago as I have a very narrow airway & also have a cpap machine. It’s like being a pilot in a very old plane
J x |
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I’m very sorry to hear of some of you struggling during sleep xxx
I always consider slumber to be one of life’s greatest luxuries (yes, I’m a REALLY lazy bugger)
Snoring: I am ostensibly guilty as charged
I was looking into trying some of those butterfly suture looking things that is placed on the bridge of ones nose to somewhat abate my apparent nocturnal warthog impressions...
Can anyone vouch for their efficacy or shall I save my pennies towards the PS5? |
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