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Could this be a ghost or my head playing tricks?

Alan — Sat, 21 May 2011 03:26:37 +0000

Question by m21: Could this be a ghost or my head playing tricks?
Last night I was changing my daughters diaper, I went back to bed and as I rested my headon the pillow, I heard something say clearly “get out”. I got spooked but then thought it was my husband’s snoring that made it sound like someone said ” get out” what does anyone think?

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Answer by Chencho
thats creepy

just forget about it or else your gonna be all freaked out
it was probably your husband snoring

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Could my dog be alergic to feathers?

Alan — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 09:24:52 +0000

Question by Jason S: Could my dog be alergic to feathers?
I’ve put up a few posts trying to figure out what is causing my 16 month old Shih Tzu to lick and smack her mouth all night, have a bit of a stuffy nose, breathe different, snore…We though it was her acid reflux but it doesn’t seem to be that.

I’m wondering if it could be allergies? Just recently she has been sleeping on pillows next to our bed. I’m wondering if she could be allergic to the feathers in the pillow? Once she gets up she goes back to normal. This only happens at night.

Anybody seen this before?

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Answer by arkpudel
I guess it’s possible.

But, having had my own share of sinus problems, it could still be an allergy to something else. When you lay down, the sinuses don’t drain as well. what drainage does go on goes straight to an empty stomach, and that can cause stomach upset.

So, you might see if the vet will do allergy testing on her. The only way to do so one dogs, though, is with blood work- which isn’t always accurate, but it might be a start.

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what kind of animal could do this?

Alan — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 09:25:03 +0000

Question by babyboo: what kind of animal could do this?
Ok. First of all my rabbits disapeared without a trace out of their cage. We have no neighbors. we are out in the woods.I was recently down by the lake behind my house.There is a trail you can walk down, that leads out to a little dock, and an old treehouse and behind that there is these creepy little patches of woods and it’s always mostly dark even in daytime.
As I was walking past this big patch of blackberry bushes, I heard this loud noise. It was almost like snoring. that’s the only sound I could compare it to. I walked around the side of the bush quietly, I observed a gaping huge perfectly almost burrowed hole in the side of the blackberry bushes. It looked to be about 5 foot by 5 ft.

That is a huge hole! and that is also a huge noise coming from the inside of the bushes! the bushes did not appear to be broken or cut in any way, and as I was getting the hell out of there as fast as I could, I did happen to see that it was almost like something just rolled around and around, pushing the bush down almost like grass lays down when somebody lays or sits on it. Really wierd if you ask me. I have absolutely not even the slightest idea of what kind of animal could do that. It definately was not a person. we have guard dogs and a large area of untouched wilderness all around us. there would be no reason for anybody to be there. I would even have a hard time believing a big wild pig could do that. the hole would not be so tall!
I am definately considering the fact that I could have walked up on a slumbering bigfoot! : )
it definately coulda been 7 by 7 lool I was in a hurry to get the heck outta there. the night before the dogs were very scared and barking a strange bark. not the same bark as if a skunk or any other kind of animal was in the yard. it was almost as if they were terrrified and cowering by the house. and these are meaN GUARD DOGS.

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Answer by namffuh6
hmm, well although you have a guard dog(s) a man is still possible and from sightings of bigfoot or Sasquatch a 5 by 5 hole is a little small because he is said to be about 7 feet tall if you want to be sure have one of your dogs go with you to the spot you saw the hole with a dog keen sense of smell it should be able to track it if the dog seems afraid call authorities because a dog would more than likely try to chase an animal off the grounds because a dog thinks it’s his or her territory. i hope this helps.

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If your pillow could talk which one of the 5 would it tell you that you do most?

Alan — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 09:24:59 +0000

Question by …………….: If your pillow could talk which one of the 5 would it tell you that you do most?
snore?
drool?
move to much?
fluff/punch it?
Talk in your sleep?

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Answer by Have A Break;Have a KitKat Bar x
talk in my sleep LOL

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snoring wife, I could just put a pillow over her face.?

Alan — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 03:26:03 +0000

Question by Mr. Ed: snoring wife, I could just put a pillow over her face.?
my wife snores every night any suggestions on how to stop her. i love her to death but i cant stand it.

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Answer by nic8mr
tell her to sleep on her stomach or on her side

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How could I stop snoring?

Alan — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 21:25:22 +0000

Question by Ducky stars: How could I stop snoring?
I have read a little about “treatments”, but curious to any opinions on here. I’ve read to quit smoking- done. Loose weight- but I’m not heavy. I have pretty bad allergies which more than likely causes the snoring. My mate just started wearing earplugs. While we can joke about it and are dealing with each other’s snoring, we’d like to see what action could be taken. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks!

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Answer by Yomen2
You can go to an ENT (Ear,Nose,Throat) specialist and have your airways, throat and nose ways looked at. My daughter snored terribly and breathed through her mouth while asleep. She had her adnoids and tonsils removed and has not snored since. It could be from air obstuction in those areas. Other than that I find people snore heavily when they go to bed overly exhausted or after drinking?

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If your pillow could talk, name something it might complain you might do at night?

Alan — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 09:24:51 +0000

Question by Love u Alex: If your pillow could talk, name something it might complain you might do at night?
1 Snore
2 Drool
3 Move too much
4 Fluff/Punch it
5 Talk in sleep

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Answer by Starla
Move too much.

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Q&A: Could a mouth piece that moves the lower jaw forward help me?

Alan — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 21:19:17 +0000

Question by dragonrain11: Could a mouth piece that moves the lower jaw forward help me?
I saw an add on tv the other day for a mouth piece designed to help people to stop snoring by holding the lower jaw slightly forward. I don’t snore, but …when I was a kid my orthodontist told me that I needed to have my lower jaw broken and reset because it is too far back or something? Well my family couldn’t afford that so I never had it done. It doesn’t really bother me now, except for that I sometimes have trouble breathing well at night unless I hold my lower jaw forward. But then once I fall asleep my jaw goes back to its normal position and I can’t breath well again. Do you think that anti snoring mouthpiece could help me breath better at night if it will keep my jaw forward all night? And does anyone know what they are called (I live in the US, so please tell me a brand I can get here), because I forgot from the commercial!

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Answer by LX
If you are growing then yes, i you are older than 16 years then no not at all

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my son is 6years old & sweat so much that HE wet the bed & pillow & snore hard can this mien HE could have apn?

Alan — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 13:02:44 +0000

Question by Jazz: my son is 6years old & sweat so much that HE wet the bed & pillow & snore hard can this mien HE could have apn?
apnea

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Answer by J W
Yes, you need to monitor his sleep. Does he stop breathing? The snoring is a big clue.

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My child does snoring noise while breathing, what could be the reason?

Alan — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 02:10:29 +0000

Question by hellothere: My child does snoring noise while breathing, what could be the reason?
n the last 2 weeks I hear snoring noises while my 1.5 years old is breathing. This is happening only at the morning and usually after eating yogurt. I can hear snoring noises only for 20-25 minutes and then noise goes away. During this period of time she can’t talk loud, she just whispers. What could be the reason for those noises? I will get her to a doctor in few days, but was wondering is it something serious?

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Answer by noname7104
My 5 year old sounds like he talks through his nose and seems like he has a hard time breathing… he even stops breathing in his sleep. Our doctor said the nasally sound is because of his adenoids and we should get them removed..another thing maybe she put something up her nose and now ts stuck??? I am not sure. I wouldn’t worry until I received an exam and a doctors opinion. Good luck

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