Last person to post in this thread Wins!!!
- Thread starter UntamedRose
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
There was an episode of The Nature of Things that talked about autism a little while back: CBC -The Nature of Things with David Suzuki - - Autism Enigma
I've always found it makes the "day" go a little quicker if I can sleep through it...
Maybe that's just me, though...
Maybe that's just me, though...
I wish I could sleep..
I'm so exhausted. Have not gotten much sleep, much food. Been taking care of my uncle all day then working all night. I just want to sleep.
I'm so exhausted. Have not gotten much sleep, much food. Been taking care of my uncle all day then working all night. I just want to sleep.
Welcome to parenthood
You do need to get some sleep, whether it's finding somehow to actually grab "a night's worth" or just figuring out how to squeeze five or ten 20 minute to an hour naps in a day, you need to figure out how to have some control over when you sleep. I go for the 20 minute to an hour naps whenever I can, because I know from experience that if you don't get enough sleep your body will eventually say "... you" and go to sleep anyway.
I do know what it's like to literally not have a chance to sleep all day--but I've also awaken a quarter of the way into the final ramp at the end of a highway as it dropped 120 feet to merge into another road, after falling asleep at the wheel 46 miles previously. Makes for a great story now, but if I'd have awaken just one second later I would have been in the air headed for the top of an Exxon station.
You really don't want that to happen
You do need to get some sleep, whether it's finding somehow to actually grab "a night's worth" or just figuring out how to squeeze five or ten 20 minute to an hour naps in a day, you need to figure out how to have some control over when you sleep. I go for the 20 minute to an hour naps whenever I can, because I know from experience that if you don't get enough sleep your body will eventually say "... you" and go to sleep anyway.
I do know what it's like to literally not have a chance to sleep all day--but I've also awaken a quarter of the way into the final ramp at the end of a highway as it dropped 120 feet to merge into another road, after falling asleep at the wheel 46 miles previously. Makes for a great story now, but if I'd have awaken just one second later I would have been in the air headed for the top of an Exxon station.
You really don't want that to happen
Welcome to parenthood
You do need to get some sleep, whether it's finding somehow to actually grab "a night's worth" or just figuring out how to squeeze five or ten 20 minute to an hour naps in a day, you need to figure out how to have some control over when you sleep. I go for the 20 minute to an hour naps whenever I can, because I know from experience that if you don't get enough sleep your body will eventually say "... you" and go to sleep anyway.
I do know what it's like to literally not have a chance to sleep all day--but I've also awaken a quarter of the way into the final ramp at the end of a highway as it dropped 120 feet to merge into another road, after falling asleep at the wheel 46 miles previously. Makes for a great story now, but if I'd have awaken just one second later I would have been in the air headed for the top of an Exxon station.
You really don't want that to happen
I was so tired at work last night, I actually typed lines in a report that I have no recollection of typing.
That's when I decided it was time to log off early and go to sleep. Not to mention the headache last night that I still woke up with even after Tylenol PM. And still have now even after getting a little nap earlier.
I was so tired at work last night, I actually typed lines in a report that I have no recollection of typing.
Have you tried a decongestant? I have found that when I have a headache that just won't go away it's usually (for me) sinus related--that while it's not enough pressure to notice sinus problems, or seem to be a "sinus headache," it's just a steady enough low-grade pressure that a decongestant and tylenol/ibuprofen will usually help. And the weather change (whether it's between clear and rainy or just temperature) plays havoc with my sinuses.
It's just a personal observation, but it might be worth trying out
I don't like taking Tylenol type pain killers. If it is bad, I will do an 81mg aspirin (those mini ones for heart health).
That's why I only take one mini aspirin. Some of the NSAIDs play hell on your liver. As a former alcohol guzzler, I try to avoid them.
I might have to try those.
I feel a little. I'm not all shaky. Maybe work won't be that bad.
I feel a little. I'm not all shaky. Maybe work won't be that bad.
I passed out for a nice hour nap.. ready for my shift to begin..
Im not sure im suprised
3479!!!! Winner!!!!!!!
- Status
