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#472171 - Thu Sep 10 2009 11:24 AM Re: Sleeplessness [Re: mountaingoat]
tellywellies Offline
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I sleep from around 12-30 A.M until 5-30 A.M. I'm OK on that as long as I get a couple of 15 minute dozes a day, one after lunch and the other after main meal time (around 6 P.M)
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#472172 - Tue Sep 29 2009 08:10 PM Re: Sleeplessness [Re: tellywellies]
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I have one of those magic foam mattress covers, and it is wonderful. Had it for 3 years now, and still works as well as the day we got it.
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#472173 - Tue Sep 29 2009 09:34 PM Re: Sleeplessness [Re: mountaingoat]
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mountaingoat, I like the advise, but suppose, you've been showering as a 'wake-up' forever? Won't the PM shower also, wake you up? The daylight thing is a problem for me, too...I always shut off the alarm, and stand at the window for a minute. Now we're coming on winter, it's DARK when I look out!

I guess nothing is for sure, but I DO have my Xanex!
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#562639 - Thu Nov 04 2010 06:22 AM Re: Sleeplessness [Re: damnsuicidalroos]
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I don't have trouble falling asleep, but I wake up way too early, after having slept 4 hours or so. This problem is called "terminal insomnia", which sounds ominous frown , but really just means waking too early. It's frustrating because I still feel tired and groggy, but can't get back to sleep.

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#631897 - Sun Jun 05 2011 10:21 PM Re: Sleeplessness [Re: ]
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I don't have problems falling asleep... my primary issue is staying asleep.

I rarely am able to sleep longer than 3 hours at a stretch so my day usually goes like this.: I usually go to bed around 3am or 4 am and sleep until 6 or 7 am. Sometimes I take a one hour nap around 2pm and sometimes I take a second one hour nap around 11pm.

I don't get stressed out or worry about the number of hours I sleep because that makes it even harder to fall asleep. I've never heard of anyone dying from sleep deprivation and inevitably your body will command you to go to sleep when you finally get tired enough.

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#631949 - Mon Jun 06 2011 05:54 AM Re: Sleeplessness [Re: GavinXL]
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That's more or less the approach I take. The only problem with it is that sometimes I will *need* to be well rested, and I'm not. If I've only had three hours sleep the night before, a long drive the next evening is scary.

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#826554 - Tue Sep 25 2012 07:24 AM Re: Sleeplessness [Re: mountaingoat]
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#828476 - Sun Sep 30 2012 11:02 PM Re: Sleeplessness [Re: Jazmee27]
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Audiobooks! They help me take the focus away from the bad stuff. =(
I have a few favourites (The Invisible Man, Congo, Jurassic Park). I also have a good collection of Art Bell recordings.

Sleeping is never an easy task!

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