That may sound extreme but I am at my wits end. I am 6 months pregnant and have suffered till 21 weeks with sickness. My dp snores so loudly he wakes my dd up who is 7! He doesnt just snore .... its a mixture of whistling, heavy breathing, grunts, moans, piggy snorting snores, stopping breathing then letting out a snore loud enough to cause an earthquake. I just cant sleep - I cant stop crying because I am so tired. He says I should just leave him to sleep and get a grip but i can barely function. I have slept on our small 2 seat sofa to try let him sleep but I have a large bump for 6 months pregnant and I wake up crippled with back ache. i adore my dp but because i nudge him or rub his arm he says he is tired and its my fault. What do I do??? I have bought him a special watch thing and nose strips but they only worked for the first night! He works incredibly hard and I appreciate everything he does but he is turning into the nastiest most aggresive and arrogant pig and I dont know what to do. I am ordering a new mattres to see if it helps. He basically has put on weight and knows this is THE reason he snores yet he continues to eat crap and 2 large bags of peanuts as a snack and fry ups every day etc etc but it is still MY fault he is tired cos i obviously try to get him to at least lie on his side in the night as the snoring is quieter! SHOULD I LEAVE HIM TO SNORE AND EITHER A) SLEEP ON 2 SEATER SOFA CRAMPED UP OR B) LIE AWAKE ALL NIGHT LISTENING TO HIS ORCHESTRA OF SNORES. This may sound trivial to some but if you have a partner who snores you may know how i feel. PLEASE TAKE TIME TO GIVE ME HELP OR IDEAS xxxx
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sparklycheerymummy · 23/08/2009 22:03
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