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I'm glad the CPAP works for you, Doydie! I know sleep apnea isn't my problem. It's pain that wakes me up. I take 600 mgs of ibuprofin just before I go to bed, and I'm good for the first 3 or so hours. After that, it's every 2 hours or so. My legs hurt all day, too, so my daytime naps are about the same length.

Ain't it fun!?! I have Provigil and Adderal for daytime use, but I don't take either every day. Days I don't take 'em, I'm more zombie than human. Nice to know I have Sista nappers, though!
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