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Old 05-10-2012, 04:33 PM #1
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No kidding! It really does make you feel about 10x's your age. I'm 33 years old...but I feel about...oh, I don't know....300 years old! Dammit! My neck hurts so bad right now. I'm glad there's is someone here to talk to right now
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No kidding! It really does make you feel about 10x's your age. I'm 33 years old...but I feel about...oh, I don't know....300 years old! Dammit! My neck hurts so bad right now. I'm glad there's is someone here to talk to right now
Loo... I was thinking more like 3000! I'm only 35... I hobble like a granny who needs her knees replaced. At least we can laugh right?
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im with ya, i didnt get my nap at 230 cuz i had a dr appt at 4, was afraid i wouldnt wake up. anyway he new it when he saw me!
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im with ya, i didnt get my nap at 230 cuz i had a dr appt at 4, was afraid i wouldnt wake up. anyway he new it when he saw me!
Yep.. same here. I nap every day. I used to never nap.. now I cant function well without one
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I've had rsd since '83. A second accident took it to an entire new level in '98, and included a tbi. I notice that when the barometer is low, I feel more asleep and literally am, than awake. Today, it was sunny and nice, and I had my first good day in almost a month.
The weather, for me, particularly a low, or moving lower barometer, really knocks me out.

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yes gloomy rainy days reqire sleep! lol sunny days i just relax for an hour outside. has anyone noticed if they dont nap then they get headaches? it happens to me often
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I definitely get headaches in relation to not napping! I also start getting a very tense neck
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yes gloomy rainy days reqire sleep! lol sunny days i just relax for an hour outside. has anyone noticed if they dont nap then they get headaches? it happens to me often
OMG! I have been getting terrible headaches every single day...not to mention my neck is so swollen and sensitive all the time. I wonder if not napping during the day may be causing this. I can't seem to fall asleep...not during the day...not during the night, for that matter. Any suggestions on what helps anyone here fall asleep? Good luck Mommystime2...I'm sure we're all with you on this one!
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