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View Poll Results: How often do you get (by your definition) "a good night's sleep"?
I pretty much always sleep well, unless I have a cold or something 4 13.33%
I pretty much always sleep well, unless I have a cold or something
4 13.33%
I get a good night's sleep most nights 6 20.00%
I get a good night's sleep most nights
6 20.00%
About half and half 6 20.00%
About half and half
6 20.00%
I get a good night's sleep maybe once or twice a week 1 3.33%
I get a good night's sleep maybe once or twice a week
1 3.33%
I only get a really good night once or twice a month 2 6.67%
I only get a really good night once or twice a month
2 6.67%
I don't remember the last time I had a good night's sleep 11 36.67%
I don't remember the last time I had a good night's sleep
11 36.67%
Other (please explain) 0 0%
Other (please explain)
0 0%
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Old 04-21-2010, 12:38 PM #11
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Me, too, Sally. But since I can nap anytime I don't get stressed out about not sleeping through the night. If I still had to go to work I'd probably have to start taking a sleep aid. Of course, when I worked I had an abundance of energy.
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Since Urologist has me on Vesicare in morning, Oxytbutin at bedtime, I get dry mouth but sleep 8 hours. I nap 1-2 hours in afternoon. I don't wake up all refreshed and raring to go, but I do sleep.
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It kind of scares me that I get a good nights sleep with my Klonopin and Tegretol. Am I addicted to them? I know the answer is no but I still don't like it that I get a good nights sleep WITH my meds.
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Hey, I just thought I'd announce that I had a pretty good nights sleep last night.
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Yay, Sally! I always find that a pleasant surprise!

It's been interesting reading the comments and looking at the "statistics" (I put that in quotation marks since it's such a small sample)

I'm sure there have been bigger, scientific studies/polls, but it's looking like most people don't usually have what they'd call a good night's sleep. For various reasons.
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Other than needing way more sleep than I think is "normal" and getting up to pee a bazillion times I do sleep really good...just wish I could get about 11-12 hours each night.
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