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Old 04-20-2015, 07:37 AM #3
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My heart goes out to you. I too lie awake all night but I find it hard to even watch tv. Have u tried sleeping pills? I am going to ask my doc for some. Maybe if we can sleep all night it might help our pai
It is hard to watch tv, but at least I don't feel so alone and it helps distract. I don't take sleeping pills but I take 1/2 valium maybe 2 times a week on desperate nights. Sometimes it helps a little. Last night it did not. I am pretty miserable right now.
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