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Old 11-25-2012, 12:59 PM #2
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I definitely do!! I sleep in 1-2 hour increments all night. I'm woke up either feeling like I need to use the bathroom, muscle spasms or nothing. I used to take sleeping pills but they weren't working so I stopped. I start to feel crazy after awhile!! Have you tried melatonin? It works for some people really well just not me...
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