WillParkinson
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Sun Sep-12-10 10:37 PM
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Paul and Kenny can fall asleep as soon as their heads hit the pillow. I have to lay there for a while before I finally fall asleep.
Paul and Kenny can sleep through most of the noise in the house. I wake up over a weird noise (like Cider wiggling the door handle which is what just woke me now).
How about you? Sleep good?
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one_voice
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Sun Sep-12-10 11:01 PM
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| 1. Haven't slept well in about.... |
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17 years. My husband can fall asleep within minutes of laying down. Not me, I'll toss and turn for at least an hour, usually longer. And I wake up frequently. I'm always tired, but never take a nap.
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WillParkinson
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Sun Sep-12-10 11:03 PM
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| 2. I only sleep in naps... |
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A couple hours here, a couple hours there. It's not bad on my off days, but it sucks for work.
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Kali
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Sun Sep-12-10 11:16 PM
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| 3. since I got my apnea diagnosis and cpap I sleep like a hound dog |
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7 to 8 hours at night straight through, maybe a half hour to an hour afternoon nap when it's hot or I am tired from something else
I used to be up to the bathroom 5 or 6 times a night, toss and turn, read for hours, sleepy all day - multiple naps, ALWAYS tired. I think I must have never slept much since I was a little kid. It just got worse and worse. CPAP saved my life. I am sure of it.
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Sun Sep-12-10 11:21 PM
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| 5. thick slurry of powderded milk works for a while |
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Several nites
But some drowsy in morning.
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JTG of the PRB
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Sun Sep-12-10 11:17 PM
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| 4. When I'm out, I'm out. I sleep like a rock. |
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Not like a dog, not like a log... A ROCK.
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Skittles
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Sun Sep-12-10 11:28 PM
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| 6. I never sleep more than three hours at a time |
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I sleep during the day and day shift morons keep me awake
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Mon Sep-13-10 12:22 AM
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| 7. I am the Sleep Monster. |
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I can go to sleep anywhere, any time.
Okay, I can't sleep on airplanes. Tried. Can't. Anywhere else though? No problem. Head. Pillow. Sleep. I say it's because I have a clear mind, the Ex says it's because I don't care about anything. I think I learned it by sleeping on the other side of a steel wall from an ornance elevator on an aircraft carrier. That elevator was in use 24/7.
If I have the next day off, I can go to bed the night before at 10 p.m. and sleep solid until after 8 a.m. the next morning, then doze on and off until about 11 or so. No problem whatsoever.
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WillParkinson
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Mon Sep-13-10 03:03 AM
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:P
I wish I could sleep. When we went to Vermont for our wedding we took the Amtrak there. Paul had no problem sleeping. I felt like the Princess and the Pea. Something was poking me in the back and I couldn't figure out what it was in the tight compartment.
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Mon Sep-13-10 12:30 AM
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| 8. I can fall asleep anywhere at any time in any position. My poor husband has insomnia and is always |
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Edited on Mon Sep-13-10 12:30 AM by grace0418
jealous at my ability to fall asleep in seconds. My siblings tell me that all changed when they turned forty so I'm waiting. So far so good though.
I have woken up many a time and realized I fell asleep while working and there is an imprint of my keyboard on my forehead (and paragraphs of nonsense in the body of an email or something).
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Mon Sep-13-10 12:46 AM
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| 9. not well enough most of the time |
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i can rarely get comfortable. i hate my mattress.
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Mon Sep-13-10 05:45 AM
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At least one night a week, I get no sleep at all. When that happens and I have a free couple of hours during the day, I nap. I sleep more like a cat or a dog than a human. I've never really had a sleep "schedule", and I think that messed me up. I don't have a schedule for lunch or dinner, either. I freelance my wsy through life.
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Mon Sep-13-10 06:43 AM
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| 12. not as well lately - getting up at 6 to get the high schooler out the door |
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