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Kinda Weird about Snoring...

It's been a little strange at night. Had my first belly sleep last night post surgery but, the biggest this is that my husband is saying that my snoring is pretty much non-egsistant now.

I had my hiatial hernia repaired but did anyone else show immediate results to stopping snoring? :rolleyes:

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  • LadyDreadHead
    LadyDreadHead

    I have sleep apnea and have to use a BI-PAP machine to sleep. I can't wait until I lose enough weight to get rid of it. I hate sleeping in a mask!

  • Destined*Lady*D
    Destined*Lady*D

    What an amazing relieve to get rid of a mask and sleep slightly more comfortable. Hang in their lady, you are almost there and it will all be worth it.

  • tiggergramma
    tiggergramma

    One of the main reasons I had the surgery is to get rid of the CPAP! LOL. Seriously though, my mask has changed my bite so much over the years, my mouth is horrible now. I am going to have to get bra

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I have sleep apnea and have to use a BI-PAP machine to sleep. I can't wait until I lose enough weight to get rid of it. I hate sleeping in a mask!

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I have sleep apnea and have to use a BI-PAP machine to sleep. I can't wait until I lose enough weight to get rid of it. I hate sleeping in a mask!

What an amazing relieve to get rid of a mask and sleep slightly more comfortable. Hang in their lady, you are almost there and it will all be worth it.

I'm not sure when I stopped snoring, but I've stopped completely. I used to have a sleep apnea and now I don't even snore. At all. I'm very happy about that!

One of the main reasons I had the surgery is to get rid of the CPAP! LOL. Seriously though, my mask has changed my bite so much over the years, my mouth is horrible now. I am going to have to get braces to repair my bite. I have already noticed that I don't snore hardly at all, but have been afraid to try actually sleeping without the machine, at least until I see the sleep doctor next month. (Yay wls!)

I husband has told me that I no longer snore, even if I am sleeping on my back.

Yeah my sleep apnea is gone and I don't snore anymore either. My partner is losing weight (in support of me trying to lose with a leaky band) and he wasn't big to start with and already I notice that he isn't snoring. He hasn't lost much either, just about 2/3 of his beer belly lol!

Yep... no snoring here... now if hubby would just stop!

I have a deal with my dog..... I will stop snoring if she will stop howling at coyotes. So far she hasn't taken me up on it.

I cant wait to get to this point!!

I cant wait to get to this point!!

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