By Craig Thompson - /
Thursday 20 April 2017 21:00 /
United Kingdom - Bristol
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seasonedtoast
| 19
I block my husbands nose and when he wakes up I act all innocent and ask if he's okay then suggest rolling on his side if he's having trouble breathing. I've contemplated the pillow too.
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awildwhisper
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seasonedtoast
| 19
I block my husbands nose and when he wakes up I act all innocent and ask if he's okay then suggest rolling on his side if he's having trouble breathing. I've contemplated the pillow too.
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brainstorm98
| 13
Lol, I've done the same. It only happens when he drinks or is really tired but I make him sleep on his side and grab him an extra pillow for elevation.
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Regulate
| 21
Nice guy.
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Jenmic
| 14
Then you'll both get to sleep. Except with you it will be forever.
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zeffra13
| 31
You could try those nasal expanders that look like little bandaids. They're meant for allergy-induced snoring but maybe it'll help.
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awildwhisper
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awildwhisper
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EnvyMe33
| 26
This sounds like my hubby, that's why he sleeps on the couch when he drinks.
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jessicasoho
| 13
So it's not just me.
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heart_aussie
| 32
Right... because suffocating someone is easier than waking them up...
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