A frightening experience at sleepaway camp

yeah I think we need this, but the issue is I’m not sure what will wake my husband up in these situations. The scary part is that he seems to be awake and yet is not.

We do have a smart siren for when Samson gets to the dangerous, urgent low territory and that works well for me; I dont’ sleep through it even though my husband sometimes does. But we’re trying to reduce his time spent in the low, <70 but more than 55 range, and that requires waking up when he drops below 90 or 80… but also not waking up the other person sleeping in the room…

We’re thinking we may need to change our shifts… because it seems like on average one of us is more naturally a light sleeper at one time versus another. Right now it’s nights (9pm -6am) versus mornings (6am - 9am dropoff). But maybe we need to shift the shifts, so to speak, so that one of us goes to sleep at 8pm and wakes up at 2 or 3 am and vice versa.