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Originally Posted by t walgamuth
We have this glorious King bed (we have not gotten over how great it is even after 20 years of it) and once we go to sleep it is impossible to tell if the other person is still there except by lookng or reaching over there and feeling around. I miss her when I am awake if she is gone but once in bed asleep I am oblivious.  |
Foe some reason, I can't sleep in bed without her. We, too, have a HUGE king sized bed that doesn't move if someone tosses and turns. it's just that I have become so used to hearing her breathe or her reaching back to put her hand on me. I know, I'm sounding sappy, but she means that much to me.
Now, if I'm traveling without her, I have NO problems falling asleep or staying asleep...it's just when I'm home that I'm that way.
My dad used to have the same problem concerning my mom.
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