Sleep time changing
10-21-2011, 01:39 PM
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Talk to your doctor about Tarazadone. Mild antidepressant that has the side effect of helping you sleep. Take it in bed and fall asleep within 30 min. Helps quiet my mind. I wake up to go potty but back to sleep usually pretty quick. No hangover no matter when I take it or get up. Cheap also. $10 for 3 months at Kroger pharmacy.
10-21-2011, 03:15 PM
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I get this way in spurts too, & am in one now. Mine seems to happen every other night or so, as I am tired the next night, after one of these spells, & sleep pretty well that night, lol. Then, it's like I catch up & it happens again. I often wonder if the seasonal weather changes, but just glad it's not all the time, every night... Hate to take anything, so sometimes I get back up for an hour or so, sip on some cold milk, read or whatever, then go back to bed & sleep this time around...thank goodness!...
10-21-2011, 04:14 PM
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Debbie,
How old are you? Could this have anything to do with menopause or perimenopause?; my sleep changed when I began that cycle, and you know that was a loooong time ago!
Jan
How old are you? Could this have anything to do with menopause or perimenopause?; my sleep changed when I began that cycle, and you know that was a loooong time ago!
Jan
10-21-2011, 06:56 PM
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Try setting your alarm clock to go off just about the time you awake, be it 1am ..1:30am...or when ever you do awaken during the night.....once you hear the alarm go off maybe you will be as I am and think 'oh, no, I don't want to get up now', shut off the alarm, roll over and go back to sleep.
Having to get up makes me not want too! LOL
Having to get up makes me not want too! LOL
10-22-2011, 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
Debbie,
How old are you? Could this have anything to do with menopause or perimenopause?; my sleep changed when I began that cycle, and you know that was a loooong time ago!
Jan
How old are you? Could this have anything to do with menopause or perimenopause?; my sleep changed when I began that cycle, and you know that was a loooong time ago!
Jan
10-22-2011, 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Carron
Try setting your alarm clock to go off just about the time you awake, be it 1am ..1:30am...or when ever you do awaken during the night.....once you hear the alarm go off maybe you will be as I am and think 'oh, no, I don't want to get up now', shut off the alarm, roll over and go back to sleep.
Having to get up makes me not want too! LOL
Having to get up makes me not want too! LOL
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