How Did You Sleep Last Night?

[Deleted member 12723]

Aparantly when I fall asleep I sleep sound. Last night my husband was having hallucinations and he was shaking me and I would not wake up. I was dead to the world. That is alittle scary. No wonder I sleep so good. Nor dreams nor nightmares. Today is another day. Trying to go with the flow.

 

[KP the nut]

I slept better last night, now can I have the same tonight please.

 

[Deleted member 12723]

I slept great. My husband had more hallucinations and I slept through it again. No dreams or nightmares. I feel pretty good today as a result.

 

[AngelaMarie]

I'm not sleeping at night and having bad dreams that are making me feel sick during the day.

 

[Tanishq]

I am getting good sleep everyday. That's nice change. Once I used to sleep during day and that never helped me to get full rest.

 

[Tanishq]

Yes, Ms Spock? I guess, you typed something and then went on to quote my saying and then your message disappeared. I am just wondering what did you want to say by quoting my post. :)

 

[ms spock]

No there was no place to type in a reply Jaret. It was weird.

Of course I wanted to say you were a poster of distinction Jaret!

I also found that sleeping during the day didn't help, but every now and then I do it (like yesterday) - and slept well last night despite doing it - which is really strange. Mostly it stuffs me and my sleep cycle up.

 

[Tanishq]

Of course I wanted to say you were a poster of distinction Jaret!

Thank you Ms Spock. :)

Aha, it depends on our nature and biological clock. Some people are night person. I am not night person, so it didn't help me much. It was hard to change it.

Something to mention anthony. If you write a long post and then if you use that "quote me" function, it will remove everything. :confused:

 

[ms spock]

I did put a post in to the Help Desk about the Firefox 16.0 difficulty. I changed to IE so I was able to access the forum.

Yes our nature and biological clock does have quite an impact on our sleep cycles, that is for sure. It is not as easy as it all sounds some times.

 

[intothelight]

Waking up too early the past few days. So many nightmares and so tensed up when I sleep that I end up waking up tired and sore.

 

[AngelaMarie]

I am not sleeping until early in the morning and then I sleep really deep and have dreams that are making me wake up sick to my stomach. I am waking up more tired than when I went to bed. It seems like I don't even wake up or get an appetite until in the evening. This isn't fun.

 

[Privateer]

Slept poorly. Familiar nightmare.

I'm in the village where I grew up (and to where I recently returned) and there's smoke, fire, ruined buildings and frightened people everywhere. My men and I are manning a defensive position by the bridge. We have to hold it, to let the refugees get away. We know this will be a last stand for us.

We hear the sounds of small arms and mortar fire in the distance. They're close. How long? Could be hours, could be days. We don't know. The radio net is quiet. All is in chaos. Our forces are retreating to regroup beyond the hills to the North and counter attack, but we doubt we'll live to see that.

I always wake up before the enemy arrive, before I actually see who the enemy are.

This dream scares the hell out of me. Dreams about my home often have an almost premonition-y vibe to them. I even dreamed about the street I'd move into two years before I'd given any thought to moving back here, even about the bus route my wife now takes to work.

I always wake up from this dream afraid for my family's safety.