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Question by cory m: Have you used a “Stop Snoring Wristband”? Does it work?
I am doing research on those “stop snoring” wristbands that has a microphone and sends an electric pulse to make you shift in your sleep and (hopefully) stops snoring
Before I shell out the 50 bucks for it, I wanted to know: Has anyone used one of these? Does it work for you?
Thanks!
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Answer by rmouser I have never heard of them.
But I do use a CPAP machine which did stop my snoring. Have a sleep study done. the machine is not easy to get used to but once you do you feel great because you are get good rest!!
Question by BM22: Why does it still hurt? Help, how can I get over a tragic event in my life?
When I was 18, I witnessed my uncle having a massive heart attak.
It was winter 2008, my cousin and i were watching tv on the couch and my uncle was in his chair. We were deep into our show (greys anatomy) and heard my uncle making weird snoring noises. We thought he was joking, until he never answered us and something seemed seriously wrong!
I ran to my uncles side ans realized that he was having a really hard time breathing and he was not responding to me or my cousin.
Soon my First Aid training kicked in and I became a totally different person, as my poor cousin was watching her father have a heart attach right in front of us. I called 911 and his ex wife whom lived 12 minutes away. As i hung up the phone, I got my uncle on the ground off his chair, and felt that he wasnt even breathing and made sure he wasnt choking. I then realized what was going on and started the CPR. I remembered everything from the lessons.
1. making sure his airway was open
2. breathing into his airway
3. doing 30 chest compressions
and repeating the steps and making sure he wasnt breathing on his own again..
My Aunt arrived and tried to releave me from doing the compressions but she was not strong enough or in the right state of mind to do it so i pushed her out of the way…
still doing compressions for 25 minutes hoping and praying, waiting for the ambulance I realized that my uncle had passed away in my hands.
As the ambulance attendees got there they tried reviving him by using the paddles but they knew and just didnt say anything that he was gone. I was even helping the attendees get him onto the gurney and rushing him into the ambulance! As they left with my uncle and aunt. I waited for the ambulance to leave, I got into my aunts car and drove my cousin and I to the hospital 35 minutes away! not even keeping up with ambulance because i was in no state to drive at high speeds. praying with my cousin on the way to the hospital that the he will be alright.
getting to the hospital and being kept in a small room waiting to hear from my aunt and the doctor, nurses and the attendees kept asking me to speak to them and saying that I did an amazing job! So this gave me hope!
As the doctor and my aunt came out, from my aunts face i knew, and my cousin was bursting into tears. My uncle passed away!
Later that night leaving the hospital at 2:30 am, i drove my aunt and my cousin home to my aunts house, in the absoute worst snow storm of the year. Not being able to see 5 ft infront of the car.
Later I was up all night, not being able to sleep. while my cousin was trying to rest, and my aunt called her parents.
Calling my father was extremely hard because he and my uncle were best friends! explaining to him what happened was the worst thing ever!!
Still to this day I believe if I just did something more, I could still be with my uncle! For the longest time my relationship with my cousin was weird because I felt like she blamed me for not saving him or for doing something wrong.
I still carry this horrible feeling around with me, and honestly think about it everyday!
How can I get past this? I still sometimes cry silently at night before falling asleep so that my boyfriend doesnt hear me…
Please help..
Best answer:
Answer by humpty dumpty Grief is a terrible thing and can last for a long time. Guilt sometimes comes and a lot of people will feel guilty thinking they could have done more, but really honey you did everything and more. I think because you saw him die that it has affected you more. Seeing someone die is horrible. Sudden death is worse. It is traumatic. I think you need to cry. Crying can help get some of it out. Then it builds up again and you cry more. Don’t try to be quiet, just cry. Trying to be quiet when you cry is an awful straining thing, not the cleansing, cathartic cry you need. Just explain to your boyfriend. I am sorry for your pain.
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Question by Nic C: How to deal with snoring?
I am a very light sleeper and my husband snores quite badly. I’ve tried ear plugs but find them very uncomfortable and I also like to listen to relaxing music when going to sleep. We usually spend quite a few nights sleeping in separate rooms. Can anyone help? We don’t want to go on like this, and we have tried every over the counter relief but to not avail. I would love to find a solution that works!!!!
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Answer by ScaredyCat Have him go to the doctor and get tested for a sleep apnea. A lot of times, when someone snores they have an apnea. A sleep apnea occurs when a person periodically stops breathing when they are sleeping.. Getting diagnosed and treated will stop the snoring.
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