It saddens me to post this - mfpmax - R.I.P.

[PaceFever79]

Dying is a part of living. It helps with closure to know how or why a friend died. Just like you wanted to know how they lived. A close friend of mine from HS died last year out in Montana. I needed to know why he was out there, and how he died. It didn't make him any less gone. But understanding this did help me "let go" of my friend.

[foxylady]

Sorry to hear this.

[83gtstang]

I'm not jumping to conclusions, but sleep apnea is a very real and true health concern. Many men have this without knowing. Snoring is not the only issue, but a person with sleep apnea actually stops breathing without ever knowing. You never reach REM sleep. This affects people of any age. I have sleep apnea, I sleep with a CPAP machine. I made the mistake of not taking the machine with me for a out of town trip. I didn't sleep for almost 4 days, I and severe anxiety because I could actually feel when I would stop breathing when I dozed asleep, even while sitting up. RIP.