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Old Oct 25, 2016, 12:55 AM
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Originally Posted by ThisWayOut View Post
I definitely sleep better once the sun starts to come up. Napping during the day is also easier than sleeping at night. I think it's related to my specific traumas though...
I've never known how to deal with death. I know it happens, I expect it, but it doesn't make it easier to tolerate when someone or something close to me dies. I think it might have to do with attachment and a sense of safety. Generally, if the trauma happened when you were younger, and involved a primary attachment figure, I'm guessing it would be more of a challenge to babel death and dying.
As a culture though, Americans kinda suck at dealing with death. We either minimize it or fall apart from it...
<<As a culture though, Americans kinda suck at dealing with death. We either minimize it or fall apart from it... >> Agree
I've had so much exposure to death you would think it wouldn't bother me. I talked with a Neuro doctor today and he was questioning me about Narcolepsy. I explained my feelings on not pursuing that and he understood. He said that could be genetic, and my dad's family was one of sleepers. Could sleep sitting or standing, they were not lazy but it would come over them so strongly they just had to sleep. The mind is an amazing thing.
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