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Old May 28, 2004, 04:41 PM
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I'm still struggling with sleeping during the day. Wednesday I was out of bed and I thought I could do it yesterday too, but I slept (about a 2 hour nap). Today I thought I was doomed because I was up all night, yet I've been out of bed all day.

It seemed at first that if I had errands to run, out of the house, it would help me stay out of bed. But today I was in all day, working on the computer all day, not much different than yesterday.

But today, I realized, I was pretty wrapped up in some stuff on the computer and I didn't stop to eat all day (until now). Wednesday the errand I had to run was sudden and I left the house without eating. And every time I nap it happens right after I eat. I think that's when I stop and think about things maybe, and then I get sluggish from eating, stop to digest, and end up in bed.

I also feel that even though I've been off of caffeine for a very long time now, I feel that a cup of coffee after eating would boost me. Coffee even early in the day keeps me up at night though so I don't want to go down that road.

Just some observations. Choosing not to eat isn't a good solution to stay out of bed but maybe I can think of something else to help.

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Old May 28, 2004, 07:05 PM
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Hi dexter. I've been struggling with sleep myself lately. Seems I'm either sleeping far too much or far too little. Yesterday I had a 4 hour afternoon nap and then had no problem going back to sleep at 9:00 that night. I slept straight through until 9:00 this morning. My husband thinks its crazy how much I sleep. I just go through periods of total exhaustion and have to fight to stay awake.

Other times however, I'll go for days (sometimes weeks) on little sleep...most nights no more than 2-3 hours.

I've sorta been feeling a bit like a yo-yo.

Not that this is helping you any *grin* but hey, I hear ya!

By the way, you have an excellent sense of humour. Noted it in the Wrong Answer thread in the Fun Things Forum.



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Old May 29, 2004, 09:43 AM
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I just want to give you a lopsided hug. I hope it helps you sleep tonight Observations on my sleeping habits

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