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I couldn' t agree more with the big orange kitty about sleep. Even after nine years of struggling with bp, I still have yet to find a sleep routine or med that really gets the job done. As sqrl said, during my "whiskey and meds" phase, I could pummel myself insensate for about four hours, but then I'd wake up.

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i know that feeling well - vodka and pills for me :S not wise. and neither seem to work anymore anyway!

i just sopke to my pdoc, he wants me to increase the quetiapine again - thing is it does make me sleep but it makes me feel so ... well, drunk, and with exams i can't afford to have an erratic sleep pattern (although it would be better than no sleep pattern!) - it's a question of increasing at night, i think, but not in the day, as i really do need to try to work in the day. i've been reading something about the holocaust in bed this morning, trying to make myself doze, but well i'm awake now i think if i try to stay up and about today i may be more tired tonight (after 5 nights in a row of 1 hour sleep i should hope so!!) and i'll bump up the quetiapine too. fingers crossed.

and i won't get drunk