Insomnia!

Funbrunette · 03-27-2004, 07:59 AM

I'm going on night #3! I've done everything including watch curling on TV...lol I'm starting to see things that aren't there!

wsjb78 · 03-27-2004, 08:13 AM

Is something troubling your mind that you can't sleep?

nanda · 03-27-2004, 10:53 AM

I have that too! Sometimes I can't sleep at all, other times I can't get out of bed. It really sucks!

Panky · 03-27-2004, 11:37 AM

Have you tried drinking warm milk or wine before bed?

If you have a lot on your mind, if you write things down in like a journal or even a text file on the computer, it helps to get it all out. What that does is, allows you to begin to unwind and forces your mind to begin to place things in perspective. Some people get in the habit of doing this regularly and it just allows them to begin to clear their mind so they can rest.

If you take medicine, sometimes the drug interferes with regular sleep habits.

Do you get enough exercise during the day?

Maybe it's just the mixed up weather and too many grey days in a row?

Visualad · 03-27-2004, 01:36 PM

tell me whats wrong..

I´ll help you sleep again.

Funbrunette · 03-27-2004, 02:39 PM

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Originally posted by Panky
Have you tried drinking warm milk or wine before bed?

If you have a lot on your mind, if you write things down in like a journal or even a text file on the computer, it helps to get it all out. What that does is, allows you to begin to unwind and forces your mind to begin to place things in perspective. Some people get in the habit of doing this regularly and it just allows them to begin to clear their mind so they can rest.

If you take medicine, sometimes the drug interferes with regular sleep habits.

Do you get enough exercise during the day?

Maybe it's just the mixed up weather and too many grey days in a row?

Exercise...lol You've met Ryan right? The wine...well I still have that bottle from when you came over for dinner...lol Must be the grey weather! That brain of mine has been working overtime!

Cold_ice · 03-27-2004, 03:29 PM

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Originally posted by Funbrunette
I'm going on night #3! I've done everything including watch curling on TV...lol I'm starting to see things that aren't there!

I have the same problem I usuallt get about 4 hours of sleep and always have trouble sleeping when I go to bed. What I do to fall asleep is that I read a book, after a few chapters my mind is clear of all everything and I can dose off.

Cold_ice · 03-27-2004, 03:30 PM

Don't you have a little one. you should be knocking out every minute you can?

Panky · 03-27-2004, 03:35 PM

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Originally posted by Funbrunette
Exercise...lol You've met Ryan right?

LOL! I know. I just had to throw that in there.

03-27-2004, 04:30 PM

Wishing you many settled nights of sleep!

We appreciate you sharing with us your concern on how you are
or have been with your troubled sleepless nights.
I strongly recognize that without first following up on your temporary
condition with your family doctor to be able to treat your tension, stress and anxiety and get your endorphins acting the way they ment to act.

"Besides being an unpleasant sensation, when we're tired, we're less alert and less able to respond reflexively," WE DO NOT WANT you falling asleep at the wheel.

Exercise your brain the way you know best. Night 3 is serious and like Panky replied Quote; "write things down in like a journal or even a text file on the computer, it helps to get it all out!" Endquote.
It is well known that you have a new project your working on and this could well be the only reason for such sleepless nights. I don't know you so I have so other suggestion.

Sincerely Yours

Mark

Cold_ice · 03-27-2004, 06:13 PM

Since nobody has said it I guess I will take the typical male angle at this and say have lots of SEX that will do the trick

Dimitar · 03-27-2004, 11:06 PM

Gee Funbrunette probably to had drinked to much beer

Raya · 03-28-2004, 02:47 PM

I agree with the sex suggestion

But if you cant do that right then.. take deep breaths stretch roll over sigh loudly and close your eyes and try relaxing each part of your body a bit at a time. Excessive tension can keep you awake and once you reach that so tired you can't stand it stage (I get there often) it's really hard to turn the volume down in your head.

Funbrunette · 03-28-2004, 08:08 PM

THE CURSE HAS BEEN BROKEN!

I slept like a baby that's all I'm going to say...A lady never tells...Wait a minute, I'm no lady!

(actually I really am...It doesn't get more polite than me!)

Deise · 03-29-2004, 06:46 AM

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Originally posted by Funbrunette
THE CURSE HAS BEEN BROKEN! I slept like a baby that's all I'm going to say...A lady never tells...Wait a minute, I'm no lady! (actually I really am...It doesn't get more polite than me!)

So you slept,this is very nice!

Did you have good dreams?