Dear tmac, I heard you loud and clear. Do you know that there are actually, otherwise very bright, psychiatrists who do not realize that sleep deprivation, in sufficient amounts, actually causes delusions and/or hallucinations? You got lucky in being treated with Versaid. I'm not sure what that is, but it doesn't sound like an antipsychotic. I was treated with an antipsychotic when I went in with simple sleep-deprivation-related delusions. And, Oh, the side effects! Unnecessary. Perhaps this didn't happen to you due to the pregnancy [which I infer from your post]. I could respond better to you if not for the pregnancy, since I know that many drugs are dangerous during this time. Try lying on one side, propping up a book with the downside arm and reading until you stop being preocupied with not sleeping. That worked wonders for me until I was required to get reading glasses. Lying on one side in reading glasses, causes them to become too askance for reading, and the constant readjustment throws off the sleep-reading technique. There are reasonably good sleeping medications - don't take around time of meals - such as Ambien CR and Lunesta, but I don't know if your baby doc would approve - probably NOT! You might also try Melatonin. If this hasn't worked for you in the past, simply increase the dosage. It's a nutritional supplement. You might also ask baby doc about this, though. At this point, everything about you seems like primarily a problem for the baby doc. You might tell him, though, that a psychotic state is not good for the baby, either. If you would like to discuss the nature of your delusions or hallucinations further, perhaps I could be of some help if you pm me. Johnson and Johnson's Baby Lotion?? What do you do, drink it? Caring About YOU and BABY ~ billie