Rose is Rose by Don Wimmer and Pat Brady for March 04, 2024

Smart.

My late husband and I slept in separate bedrooms, apparently I snore…loudly.

I have woken myself up by the production of other sounds…

Snoring can indicate serious health problems. Tell the truth and encourage her to talk to her doctor!

Maybe she wasn’t snoring per se.

Maybe it was just one “random” loud snore out of the blue.

Monday-Thursday it probably would be snoring keeping me up…on the weekend, it’s someone having a party or playing their music at all hours of the evening…

He could have offered her a big “O.” Puts me right to sleep every time.

Mu husband just wears ear plugs (the soft little foam ones) if needed. We like to be together.

My wife says i snore but i don’t believe her. I’ve never heard anything

Sleep Apnea – It’s not just for men.

Timely comic. I have a head cold. At night now my husband is more miserable than I am!

I have snored loud enough to wake myself up several times in the past. Now my CPAP helps me to sleep better.

I had occasion to share a hotel room with a friend. He snored SO loud, I couldn’t sleep at all. And when he stopped, it’s because he stopped breathing! I told him in the morning, and he said “How would I know? I live alone! Come to think of it, the dog does sleep in the other room…”

Same here his snoring and our race to the bathroom at the same time….

I know I snore because I have done this. I always warned partners and roommates.

Not going there.