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story. Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from Marble Lotus in the

Relationship Advice subreddit and says, my husband 28 male and I's 29 female marriage is being

ruined by his sleep apnea. When is an ultimatum okay? My husband and I have been married for three

years, been living together for five.

He's always snored and it has gotten worse. He would wake me up five to ten times a night.

In 2020, he did a sleep study and was diagnosed with severe sleep apnea and prescribed a CPAP.

He wore the CPAP for less than a week because

it was uncomfortable. Throughout the years, I've spent hundreds of dollars on over-the-counter

sleep meds and earplugs to try and sleep. I've tried calmly to speak to my husband over

the years about this, but it has been met with. You're just a light sleeper. I'm not talking

about this slash why are we

talking about this. Married people should sleep in the same bed. I haven't always handled this the

best. I've gotten very frustrated and yelled at him in the middle of the night. I'm working on

putting my thoughts out calmly. Summer of 2022, I was pregnant and my therapist

recommended strongly I sleep elsewhere. I was nervous, but I moved to our guest room across the

hall. A few months ago, I moved to the basement because his snoring was still waking me up.

This has provided better sleep, but a horrible effect to my mental health. I frequently

encouraged him to go back to the doctor about his sleep apnea, possibly try another CPAP, or explore

other options. I'm also concerned on the effects of untreated sleep apnea on his physical

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