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Default Insomnia is getting worse

I couldnt fall asleep until about 630 or 7am this morning!

Then I kept waking up every two hours.

I finally got up for real about 20 minutes ago. I feel like crap. Exhausted.

I havent gone back to my regular doctor for a new sleeping pill. Quit the last one he gave me earlier this week. (amitriptyline)

I dont know if this is a weird withdrawal thing (which would be weird, first time in 6 days that I've noticed anything that might be a withdrawal thing)

I'm just tired of not being able to sleep. I dont like this. Being tired and not being able to do anything about it.
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