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Old 01-14-2013, 09:19 AM #1
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Question sleeping

Does anyone find that sleeping for any length of time is next to impossible?

I can't lay in the bed for more than a few hours without waking up from pain. Here's the thing...if I could sleep for eight hours, or even less, I wouldn't. Because at those times the pain can be so much worse that it's really not worth it. That's why I won't take sleeping pills. I'd rather let my body wake me up when it should to avoid really bad.

I've tried about everything. I simply can't be in one position for long times, especially a lying position.

Can anyone relate? Has anything helped?

Thanks!
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