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Question by Morgan: How can I prevent my husband from vomiting in our bed?
So my husband is a bit of a heavy drinker. I wouldn’t necessarily label him as an “alcoholic”, but the man certainly enjoys his liquor

Ordinarily this isn’t a big deal, but for the past few months he’s been vomiting in his sleep. He was recently diagnosed with a peptic ulcer and has been suffering from severe acid-reflux. Could his night vomits be related somehow?

I have to help him to bed most nights and I’ve been trying to be diligent in giving him his medication but it doesn’t appear to be helping. I’ve been leaving a bucket on the nightstand along with a note stating “Honey, please vomit in the bucket!”, but he doesn’t seem to have enough advance warning before it happens.

How can I prevent this from happening in the future? I’m getting pretty tired of washing the bedspread.

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Subliminal Videos ? Achieve Freedom and Healing from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Have you ever experienced a major negative experience that caused such profound changes in your life and in your personality? Are you suffering from the aftermath of a traumatic experience and find yourself more deeply affected by it than you thought?

You may be suffering from post traumatic stress disorder.

Here are some crucial steps on the road to recovery from this problem:

1. Recognizing the problem. The most dangerous thing about post traumatic stress disorder is that a lot of people are not aware of its presence in their lives. They think they’re recovering quite nicely from whatever negative experience they went through, or they may also think that the effects of the experience are normal and would eventually pass.