I am ready to KILL my Dh, I really am (warning:snoring vent ahead)

[Inigo]

Sleep study time. I would make sure you go and mention it to the doctor because Im betting he wont. Seriously people do die from apnea. Now that my dh is on a cpap we live in harmony, except he says my snoring keeps him up now. I think its time for me to go in.

And for what its worth Im betting you snore too, just probably no where near as loud as the freight train, lol.

This.

My husband snored so badly that the people in a cabin 100 feet away (while at a teacher workshop in Colorado) could hear him. When DD and I got there at the end of the workshop, they all asked me how I could stand it.

I tried ear plugs but I couldn't sleep well because I could hear the blood rushing through my eardrums and DH's snoring still came through.

I tried a sound machine...I just got ocean waves with snoring.

I was exhausted and ready to drop a bowling ball on his head!

I finally convinced DH to go get a sleep study even though he knew I was completely wrong about him having sleep apnea. The staff at the sleep center told him he had one of the worse cases of it that they had ever seen. (So there DH! )

He now has a CPAP machine, and I get to sleep! He has forgotten to put it on a couple times, and says he can't believe how tired he is the next day as a result. He says the difference between pre-CPAP and now is phenomenal in how he feels.

 

[Luvchefmic]

Separate rooms and "conjugal visits" have been the solution for us. Our friends are shocked when they find out we sleep separately, but it has never caused any issues in other areas of the marriage. In fact, we often like to joke, "your place or mine?"

Yep same thing here for over 15 yrs...now DH is over road trucker & gone 6 weeks at a time...seems so quiet.....I feel for OP and all others as its horrible to lose so much sleep...and the snorer isn't getting good quality sleep either