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Old Mar 18, 2017, 09:17 PM
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Next month I might have a sleep study.just nervous that it won't show any issues even though I have had insomnia most of my life.some times tests don't always show things. I know because I use to have eeg's & at times no seziure activity would show up & then later seziure activity would show up.so tests are not always accurate
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Old Mar 19, 2017, 09:15 AM
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Worry will make your current insomnia worse. I have insomnia as well. My counselor has me working on rational vs. irrational thoughts. Try to google them and take a look at some examples of rational thoughts, or positive self talk examples. It is helping my anxiety and worry lessen a bit, though it takes practice/work.

I hope your sleep study goes well. I have no idea how anyone would sleep with all that stuff in the room and attached to you.
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