So we're talking about this article that I saw over the weekend where a teacher who's 44 has gone through what she calls a sleep divorce.

Her husband had undiagnosed sleep apnea. She slept poorly for years and then she

actually got sick like her epiphany was she got sick and had a sore throat and then slept in the

spare room, the guest room. Yeah. And she was like, this is freaking amazing and

she never went back. Right, right. She never went back. She said she suffered for 15 years of

marriage with the snoring. Then she gets to the separate room because of the sore throat,

sleeps great, and never went back.

And she claims it hasn't affected their marriage in a bad way, their intimacy, hasn't suffered

according to the article. And we're wondering if you have a sleep divorce yourself and it turns out it seems like there a bunch of people that have sleep divorce.

Not real divorce but sleep divorce. Let's go to the MGM National Harbor listener lines.

Go to Cindy.

Cindy, you're on with the junk's. Good morning.

Hey, junk.

Yes, my husband and I tried to sleep together for the first five or six years and it just we'd wake up exhausted. It was awful. So we've been sleeping in separate rooms for probably nine years.

And if anything, it made us better

because we're both waking up, not miserable.

The hard part is going on vacation.

Like, you know, we need like adjoining rooms or like a suite or because we I cannot sleep with him with the snoring and then I'm just waking up miserable so I listen if anything it saved

our marriage how bad is the snoring is it all night?

um no but when but what what happened is I'd have to wake him up like three or four different times.

So there was no like sleeping through the night and when you sleep like that, you just wake up tired like it's awful right so anyways thanks guys. Yep. Thank you for the call Cindy

I'm wondering if she could do like Queen beds in the same hotel room, but it sounds like she needs to be

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