thread: Pregnancy snoring, were you told you were a "freight train"??

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  1. #1
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    Aug 2010
    Gold Coast
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    Ha- that's me atm. I snored with my first and i am snoring with this one. It drives DF mad lol. Mind you you both may snore occasionally after bubs born from exhaustion..... Oh, and i wouldn't worry about waking the baby- baby's snore really loudly! They'll be noisier than you, trust me! I was shocked at how loud my DS was lol.
    Not long now! x

  2. #2

    Dec 2010
    Victoria
    1,108

    i started snoring abound the 20 week mark maybe?? i cant remember!! ive been sleeping in the spare bed the last 2 weeks - hubby needs his rest too and im actually alot more comfy..
    ive heard it stops but im not sure

  3. #3
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    Sep 2007
    South Gippsland
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    LOL yeah I snore as soon as my weight hits 77kg so in this pregnancy that was pretty much by week 14

    Dh has been pretty much sleeping in DD room for the last 5 months as he now does the night shift with her and prior to that because he was over weight, he was on the couch for a good 5 or more months because HE was worse than a freight train.

    I wouldn't worry about waking a NB or a little one with snoring they sleep sooooo soundly x x x

  4. #4
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    Mar 2011
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    Thansk for the replies ladies.
    I hope it does go away!
    I am now worried about falling asleep in the hospital, OMG how embarassing that's gonna be!
    It's funny how I am experiencing insomnia (waking to pee and then not being able to get back to sleep) but when I go to sleep it's sooooo deep!
    Apparently DH tried to stir me last night, I didn't even know he'd left till I woke to go to the loo and he wasn't there!

  5. #5
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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne
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    OMG yes!

    It drove DH nuts... He was pretty good about it most of the time. But there was one night when I was heavily pregnant (probably about 35 weeks) and had finally just fallen asleep after a couple of hours of tossing and turning. He woke me up because I was snoring And I cracked it. He copped something along the lines of...

    'you woke me up because I'm snoring, there's a perfectly good bed downstairs! I've finally fallen asleep after 2 hours, I have sciatica, I wake up every time I move in my sleep, then I wake up every two hours to pee, I have a permanently blocked nose, I have swollen feet, I have heartburn, I'm burping constantly, I can't lie on my tummy, I can't lie on my back, I can't have a glass of wine, I can't get comfortable for more than 2 minutes.... and my snoring is bothering you - gee I wish this pregnancy was as inconvenient for me as it is for you!!!!!'

    Suffice to say there was never a comment about my snoring again. And he felt even worse because I was tossing and turning for another hour cos I couldn't get back to sleep after he woke me up LOL

    But the good news is, I stopped snoring not long after DS was born.

  6. #6
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    Mar 2011
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    OMG yes!

    It drove DH nuts... He was pretty good about it most of the time. But there was one night when I was heavily pregnant (probably about 35 weeks) and had finally just fallen asleep after a couple of hours of tossing and turning. He woke me up because I was snoring And I cracked it. He copped something along the lines of...

    'you woke me up because I'm snoring, there's a perfectly good bed downstairs! I've finally fallen asleep after 2 hours, I have sciatica, I wake up every time I move in my sleep, then I wake up every two hours to pee, I have a permanently blocked nose, I have swollen feet, I have heartburn, I'm burping constantly, I can't lie on my tummy, I can't lie on my back, I can't have a glass of wine, I can't get comfortable for more than 2 minutes.... and my snoring is bothering you - gee I wish this pregnancy was as inconvenient for me as it is for you!!!!!'

    Suffice to say there was never a comment about my snoring again. And he felt even worse because I was tossing and turning for another hour cos I couldn't get back to sleep after he woke me up LOL

    But the good news is, I stopped snoring not long after DS was born.
    I feel like copying your script there and quoting it verbatum!
    LOVE it!

  7. #7
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    Aug 2010
    Gold Coast
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    Thansk for the replies ladies.
    I hope it does go away!
    I am now worried about falling asleep in the hospital, OMG how embarassing that's gonna be!
    It's funny how I am experiencing insomnia (waking to pee and then not being able to get back to sleep) but when I go to sleep it's sooooo deep!
    Apparently DH tried to stir me last night, I didn't even know he'd left till I woke to go to the loo and he wasn't there!
    Don't worry, it will go away eventually! I have insomnia too- it sucks! And don't worry about snoring in hospital, you won't be the only one i can assure you xxxxx

  8. #8
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    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
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    Yep and it's started early this time. However my DH snores louder than I can yell so he can complain all he wants.
    It's all that extra pressure on your organs. Promise it goes.

  9. #9
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    Sep 2009
    Melbourne, VIC
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    DH told me only a few nights ago I've started snoring like a truck I think it has something to do with the extra blood volume and expanded blood vessels affecting your sinusus - I often feel a bit congested through the day too where I didn't before. Lucky for DH he's completely deaf in one ear so as long as he sleeps with his good ear in the pillow, he can sleep through my snoring