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Bereta_Eder
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never suffer from insomnia but i did suffer for some months froma "displacement of sleep pattersn", should be the closest to explain it.
meaing I was getting my uninteropted 8 hours beauty sleep but in odd hours.
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Worthingtons
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Pride Park,Derby
Jan 2002 time: 05:27
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Yes Vel, there's too much goin' in that mind of yours, 1 book to write , another game to program... I dont think i'd be able to sleep either!
Good luck with it all anyway
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Jethro83
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Newcastle, Australia
Mar 2002 time: 15:27
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I used to suffer insomnia. It was linked to my depression. Since I'm getting treatment for it, sleepless nights are no more.
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JohnT

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Capitalist
Mar 1999 time: 00:27
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quote: Originally posted by Boddington's
I didn't get to sleep until 08:30 am last nite/this morning, despite having lied in since 11:30pm the previous evening. 
I put it down to thinking about an essay I needed to complete today, but even nine hours seems excessive. When I did get sleep, I'd dream a different dream every five minutes or so.
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All the time. Usually my insomnia is accompanied by a headache and, oddly, a song. As a matter of fact, if I go to bed with a song in my head, I KNOW I'm not going to sleep anytime soon, so I just give up before I start.
For example, just this past weekend I didn't get to sleep at ALL on Friday night. Got so sick and tired of trying to sleep (yes, I had a headache and the song of the moment was the O'Jays "BackStabbers") that I gave it up and worked on my #1 headache cure - lots of aspirin, caffiene, and a powerwalk through the mall (actually, WalMart suffices at 4:00am).
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