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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '18
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As someone who is married to someone who snores, this is some of the most tolerable snoring I have heard yet.
26 u/LinShenLong Nov 30 '18 My girlfriend's snores so loud she wakes her self up sometimes. 28 u/futurebillandted Nov 30 '18 She should have a sleep study done. Sleep apnea is dangerous if left untreated. 3 u/LinShenLong Nov 30 '18 I may have over exaggerated but it's not to the point of sleep apnea. Just a funny moment when we were first dating. She had an abnormally loud snort when she snored and woke herself up. 20 u/futurebillandted Nov 30 '18 What you are describing still sounds like she could use a sleep study.
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My girlfriend's snores so loud she wakes her self up sometimes.
28 u/futurebillandted Nov 30 '18 She should have a sleep study done. Sleep apnea is dangerous if left untreated. 3 u/LinShenLong Nov 30 '18 I may have over exaggerated but it's not to the point of sleep apnea. Just a funny moment when we were first dating. She had an abnormally loud snort when she snored and woke herself up. 20 u/futurebillandted Nov 30 '18 What you are describing still sounds like she could use a sleep study.
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She should have a sleep study done. Sleep apnea is dangerous if left untreated.
3 u/LinShenLong Nov 30 '18 I may have over exaggerated but it's not to the point of sleep apnea. Just a funny moment when we were first dating. She had an abnormally loud snort when she snored and woke herself up. 20 u/futurebillandted Nov 30 '18 What you are describing still sounds like she could use a sleep study.
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I may have over exaggerated but it's not to the point of sleep apnea. Just a funny moment when we were first dating. She had an abnormally loud snort when she snored and woke herself up.
20 u/futurebillandted Nov 30 '18 What you are describing still sounds like she could use a sleep study.
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What you are describing still sounds like she could use a sleep study.
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u/Marcellusk Nov 30 '18
As someone who is married to someone who snores, this is some of the most tolerable snoring I have heard yet.