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trainer101 · Post by **trainer101** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:49 am

Luv2Skydive wrote:
trainer101 wrote:
Luv2Skydive wrote:Well, hubby crapped out on me......so it's us, my envelopes, and the informercials!

I've never been to a doctor....I just drink some wine and take my sleepy-time gel tabs. I couldn't take them tonight though because of all my work.

Trainer.....what's behind the name? It's probably here somewhere but I have that "laziness" issue.
It's right here
http://www.lonelygirl15.com/forum/viewt ... c&start=60
So you are following all aspects/canon of LG15 I take it? How do you have the time???

I wasn't kidding, I really don't sleep (much).

Luv2Skydive · Post by **Luv2Skydive** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:50 am

rachelalexis wrote:Eh, the problem with my sleep issue is that I have a wierd internal clock problem, where I tend to have to fall asleep before 11 or 12 or I'm up for hours with boundless energy. So right now I'm mentally exhausted, and would like few things more than sleep, but my body is almost buzzing it's so awake. It's kind of wierd to have hypersomnia mixed with insomnia *shrug* though my mom has the same thing, except her awake time is in the morning, which is FAR more functional. But both of ours only lasts about 4 hours, which is the only time where I feel really alert without meds.

And thanks Ennovi! It took a few years, and several different medications, but I'm good now. I won't say I have never used it as an excuse to get out of things like early morning classes or anything *shifty eyes*

You definitely seem "squirrely" right now......OH MY GOSH...another plant.....Nut Eats Man.....

Luv2Skydive · Post by **Luv2Skydive** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:51 am

Ennovi wrote:
rachelalexis wrote:Eh, the problem with my sleep issue is that I have a wierd internal clock problem, where I tend to have to fall asleep before 11 or 12 or I'm up for hours with boundless energy. So right now I'm mentally exhausted, and would like few things more than sleep, but my body is almost buzzing it's so awake. It's kind of wierd to have hypersomnia mixed with insomnia *shrug* though my mom has the same thing, except her awake time is in the morning, which is FAR more functional. But both of ours only lasts about 4 hours, which is the only time where I feel really alert without meds.

And thanks Ennovi! It took a few years, and several different medications, but I'm good now. I won't say I have never used it as an excuse to get out of things like early morning classes or anything *shifty eyes*
I'm usually super awake at night but have trouble functioning during the day because I just can't concentrate. The sleep paralysis only comes on when I fail to go to sleep early... like right now.. it's almost 2.00 AM!!!

I'm glad you are better now! *hugs*

1:50 here......I need cable.

My husband has restless leg syndrome but can go to sleep instantly so it only effects him when he's trying to work or study.

trainer101 · Post by **trainer101** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:52 am

Ennovi wrote:The sleep paralysis only comes on when I fail to go to sleep early... like right now.. it's almost 2.00 AM!!!

Almost 3am here. If I shut everything down right now, I'll toss and turn for an hour (which is what I usually do).

kageyuki · Post by **kageyuki** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:53 am

My problem is respiratory (breathing.) I have acute apnea. I used to take medication for it, as well as sleep with a machine to assist with breathing while I sleep. I've been taken off the medication, but most likely, I'll need the machine on while I sleep for the rest of my life...

I know, not exciting, at all.

The machine has to be on while I sleep, but I'm usually up for most of the night, anyway.

Ennovi · Post by **Ennovi** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:53 am

Luv2Skydive wrote: My husband has restless leg syndrome but can go to sleep instantly so it only effects him when he's trying to work or study.

I have that too (only happens once in awhile though)... combine it with my already there lack of sleep...

How does your hubby deal with it, if you don't mind me asking?

Luv2Skydive · Post by **Luv2Skydive** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:54 am

Ennovi wrote:Luv2skydive.. you're hot. Don't worry, I'm a woman.

Trainer, you must know this site pretty well.. you find everything so quickly.

I wouldn't be worried if you were a guy anyway.....and I have my woman crushes.........

I hate it when I post in 5-6 different areas and then I forget where I posted so I don't know where to go and see if anyone responded!

rachelalexis · Post by **rachelalexis** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:55 am

Yeah, trainer is like Superman about keeping up with this stuff.

It's nearly 3. I was out studying with classmates after my final, and didn't get home til 1:30, so I knew I was in for a sleepless few hours. I figured this forum has always been good to me in the middle of the night (oh, how I miss drunken posting

) so I'd waste my time here.

*hugs Ennovi back* aww, thanks! It's great that I got it all managed. I've had a few episodes of sleep paralysis, but I never really had the hallucinations with it (not like you're crazy hallucinations, like hypnagogic and hypnopompic ones that usually happen in narcolepsy and other problems with regulation of sleep/wake transitions....)

Gah! Part of my test today was to give the diagnostic criteria for narcolepsy, so it's kinda funny that I'm getting in this conversation tonight!

rachelalexis · Post by **rachelalexis** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:57 am

wait, was I just called squirrelly?

kageyuki · Post by **kageyuki** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:57 am

Luv2Skydive wrote:I hate it when I post in 5-6 different areas and then I forget where I posted so I don't know where to go and see if anyone responded!

*thinks back to earlier and his own introduction thread* Uh.... yeah... I know that feeling, already...

Luv2Skydive · Post by **Luv2Skydive** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:58 am

Ennovi wrote:
Luv2Skydive wrote: My husband has restless leg syndrome but can go to sleep instantly so it only effects him when he's trying to work or study.
I have that too (only happens once in awhile though)... combine it with my already there lack of sleep... How does your hubby deal with it, if you don't mind me asking?

He just gets up, walks around, stretches out on the floor while he works, and just goes to sleep if it gets too bad. I get it too and it prevents sleep so I just have to stretch a lot until I go to sleep eventually.

trainer101 · Post by **trainer101** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 2:59 am

Ennovi wrote:Trainer, you must know this site pretty well.. you find everything so quickly.

I guess I'm really into it. Can ya tell?

Luv2Skydive · Post by **Luv2Skydive** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 3:01 am

rachelalexis wrote: wait, was I just called squirrelly?

Your first post in here reminded me of Hammy from Over the Hedge.

trainer101 · Post by **trainer101** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 3:01 am

rachelalexis wrote:Yeah, trainer is like Superman about keeping up with this stuff.

Two blushes in one night? RaeRae, you cut that out!

Ennovi · Post by **Ennovi** » Tue Dec 12, 2006 3:02 am

rachelalexis what's your major?

how are finals going?

kageyuki Don't worry, You'll get better at managing all your posts.

I have trouble too replying to everyone...

Luv2Skydive I guess it comes attached with all our sleep problems. I hate it when I get it. I can't sleep!!! I feel like screaming...

Ughh... so many problems...

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