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I have awful sleep at night. But I notice that when I watch tv (which is more recent ... I cannot sleep at night). I watched a whole movie the other night and cat napped all night.
Is it possible that the stimulation keeps me up???? I just don't want to believe that because I just want to veg out in front of the tv. My head feels weird..top of head gets tingly...sometimes I will get some strange feelings in my jaw and teeth) Anyone else..or anyone know what that is? |
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could watching tv at night (hour before bed) keep me awake all night?
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