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I do best with a 10 hour sleep but when I need to get up with less than 10 hours I can do it. I don't know if it is due to adrenalin or not since the only times I do that is when I am traveling to see the kids. When my husband had his heart attack and I had to get less than 10 hours I was a jombie. The only aide I take at night is my Clonazepam and Amitryptyllin. Spelling I'm sure is wrong on both those meds. But if I don't take them I don't sleep well at all. So is that addiction???
If that's how it's prescribed, then I'd say, it's not an addiction. I'm sure, if there were concerns, your doctor wouldn't have placed you on these meds, no?
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