Jan 7, 2013
An Englishwoman, who was diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) in 2009 says she used to rely on her African Grey Parrot, Domanic, to wake her up if she fell asleep in a dangerous position! Barbara Smith-Schafer says that before beginning OSA treatment, her pet parrot would wake her periodically while she slept. The parrot would mimic her snoring, flap his wings and bite her shoulder if she stopped breathing, waking her up from what could have been a deadly situation.Woman Relied on Parrot before Starting OSA Treatment
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