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Sunday, October 27, 2013

Where does your toddler sleep with you or in their own room?

Question by : Where does your toddler sleep with you or in their own room?
i have a 20month old son , who has his own room and sleeps there during the day ,but when night time comes around he sleeps in our room in his bed. every parent is different ,but i still think he is too young to sleep alone. his room is way colder at night than ours. where does your toddler sleep? at what age did they stop sleeping with you or started sleeping in there own bed?


Best answer:

Answer by Sara
My 17 month old usually sleeps in her own room. Lately she has been waking up a 3am so I bring her into bed with us for an hour or 2 and than taker her back into her crib and she will sleep tll 8 or so.



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Monday, July 1, 2013

Who has had that tissue removed from their throat to stop snoring?

Question by La Cicada: Who has had that tissue removed from their throat to stop snoring?
I would like to know of the experience with the surgery, did it help? How long were you incapacitated?


Best answer:

Answer by TeriR
Hello. I had the uvula and excess soft palate tissue that had developed from frequent sinus infections removed to stop snoring and sleep apnea. My doctor told me it had only a 50/50 chance of stopping the sleep apnea. Fortunately, I landed in the good 50%, and no longer have a problem with sleep apnea. My husband says there's still a bit of what he would call snoring, but it's actually more a little sinus noise. With the uvula gone, there's nothing in the back of the throat to vibrate and make the loud noise usually associated with snoring.

Other than being in pain and not being able to talk very well, I was only incapacitated for about two days. However, I also had a deviated septum repair at the same time. Having both nose and throat surgery meant that I was in more pain and incapacitated longer.

All in all, I'd do it again in a heartbeat. It's been very good for my health.

Good luck!



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Saturday, June 29, 2013

Is it possible for someone to vomit in their sleep and die?

Question by DesiDani: Is it possible for someone to vomit in their sleep and die?
I think that is what happened to Heath Ledger. I think that the sleeping pills combined with the lack of sleep made him to droggy to roll over or wake up. Perhaps the "snoring" that was heard was him gurgling or grasping for air.

I have also heard of someone else dying in their sleep after eating a big meal and getting sick. Her husband was sleeping right next to her.

So how can someone vomit in their sleep and not wake up? Is it possible? Could it be something else?


Best answer:

Answer by Germs
it's possible



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Thursday, June 27, 2013

Why do female black widow spiders kill their males after mating?

Question by Clyde: Why do female black widow spiders kill their males after mating?
To stop the snoring before it starts.


Best answer:

Answer by carolinayaya
Amen, black widows are smart creatures.. :)



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