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Default Question for those with TBI & sleep
I must admit ... I have tried a myriad of sleep medications & the best result I can get is with Ambien CR. I take it at 9pm nightly with 1 1/2mg of Xanax and usually by 1am (or thereabouts) I am ready to sleep.

Sleeping has been brutally difficult for me & the medicine seems to work but it takes 4 to 5 hours.

My brain injury was in December of 2006. I was in a coma for 32 days so it was rather serious.

Can someone PLEASE suggest something that has helped them sleep! Lunesta has been a joke for me too.

Any ideas folks??? ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated!!!!
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