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We are paralleling each other on the sleep.

I sleep about the same and wake up after about an hour for no reason and as you, hit a half sleep till 5 a.m.

I thought it was over as I had around three weeks of good rest then two weeks ago....back to the old pattern.

Anything beats the hour or two a night it was for around two months.

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