All kidding aside, I may have to change pillows when I sleep. Often, I will watch TV with two pillow and fall asleep. I may have to get rid of one pillow before I drift off.
At this point, I'll try anything, including winning the lottery. LOL
Torres manages in LA today.
When he was tested, he stopped breathing or came out of rhem sleep 246 times. The tech or doctor told him that was like being wakened every three seconds of sleep in a night. He also stopped breathing for the longest time this center personnel had seen; nearly a minute and a half.
It is not a good thing to have by any means. Mr HOB says he feels like a new person with his machine. I never see him not using it. Unless, of course, he is so tired when he gets up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, that he forgets to put his mask on again. Now, I wake up when I hear him snore.
This is only a problem, when I wake him up and he has his mask on. then we know I've mistaken the dog snoring for him!! LOL!!
My only experience with sleep apnea is 2nd hand - my stepfather had it. Went on the machine too. I don’t know how anyone can sleep with that noise and mask. I suppose one adjusts.
It’s really scary to think of all the oxygen NOT getting to the brain w/o it.
Mr. Snarly fell and broke his nose, so he uses the Breathe Right strips and loves them.
You might have something there, lysie! Many years back, my wife bought me a "non-snore" pillow. It was higher at the "neck" end and caused my head to tile back. It worked.