INSOMNIA!
Not that Norwegian movie.
Or the Chris Nolan remake of that Norwegian movie.
But that sleeping disorder.
That disorder that leads to browsing the internets and finding downright
hilarious images like the above.
I can't sleep. Most of the time. It's starting to become somewhat inconvenient; I'm a student nurse. I wake up at 5am, work from 7am til 7:30pm. I get exercise, I don't drink coffee, I don't take crystal meth, I just don't
get it.
So rather than ask the delightful SE++ for fixes / advice, figured I'd just see who else is destined to wander this night alone forever (until we die because we're not actually immortal).
This thread is also not about the Bengali rock band or the Stephen King novel.
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insomnia is a sleeping illness?
Yes, it's a sleeping problem. Or to be more specific, a LACK of sleep problem! NYOHOHOHO.
More on topic:
Have you always had problems sleeping? Is there an obvious source of stress or recent change in your life that might have caused this? Do you take medication that lists trouble sleeping as a possible side effect? When you're getting ready for bed, what are you doing (reading, watching TV, doing work, etc)?
My Steam
handlebar palsy
half of my left hand has been practically useless for nearly a week
doesn't explain my situation, but there ya go.
but I'm a lot better now than I used to be. I stopped drinking caffiene after lunchtime, I get a bunch more exercise
also I was diagnosed Parkinson's Disease and I only jiggle when I'm really tired and it made it really hard to sleep and now I'm medicated for that.
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oh boy
I really sympathize with your situation
It always blows.
...of course, I'm sure they'd have lol'd at me if I said that, so I said I was throwing up everywhere.
Still. Better to miss a shift and have someone replace me than turn up with a 24+ hour sleep deficit and kill someone, right?
and now I'm going to write
I stayed up till like 3 AM writing a speech last night. Turns out it's not due until tomorrow! Whooops.
Now I have to write 3.5 more responses to news articles, collect a bunch of random shit around my house for school tomorrow, then practice my speech.
I will probably be up until like 3 or 4 again, not because of a medical condition, but because I fuckin love procrastination.
The festival went for 5 nights. We played on nights 1,2,3 and 5. We were accomodated in tents and it was unbearabely hot and dusty.
Those first three nights I didn't get any sleep. And not because I was partying - I wasn't. I just couldn't sleep in the tent in the heat.
So after our show on the 3rd night, I drove really really slowly and carefully the hundred miles or so back to my house so I could get some sleep in my own bed with my own air conditioning.
I arrived home at 4am, went straight to sleep, slept until 7pm, got up ate some food watched a little tv, went back to bed at 10pm, woke up at 11am and drove back to play the last show.
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zzz
My prom date just texted me "good morning"
I'll probably be up for a while, probably won't go to school tomorrow.
This is exactly what I do
I've listened to every episode of You Look Nice Today around 40 times each.
I haven't had much insomnia lately but that is probably a by-product of being so exhausted every day that I just hit my bed hard into slumber land. I guess graduating college will do that.
not enough people get buck these days
I solved my insomnia by managing stress, a mixture of the above methods and very importantly I always make my bed before leaving the house, so it is tidy and all I have to do at night is get into it. I don't spend excessive amounts of time in my bedroom unless I intend to sleep. Never lay on my bed unless I intend to sleep. And try not to use the computer an hour before bed. Oh, and listening to the Giant Bombcast.
It's about seperating your life time from sleep time and keeping sleep time is a nice stress-free bubble and training your brain to know it's okay to let go and sleeeeeeep.
who, I'm do a lot of those things that the honest to god sleep doctor recommends, maybe I just missed my calling in life
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