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By *edGMan
over a year ago
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Oh god yes. Being an ex forces vet with PTSD I don't often sleep well at the best of times. With no work and lots of restrictions I find I have too much time to think about things. Often wishing I had a chat buddy in the wee hours. Awake since 0349hrs this morning lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh god yes. Being an ex forces vet with PTSD I don't often sleep well at the best of times. With no work and lots of restrictions I find I have too much time to think about things. Often wishing I had a chat buddy in the wee hours. Awake since 0349hrs this morning lol"
With you.. I have ptsd.. Sleep pattern shocking...
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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No I learned at a time of prolonged huge stress to differentiate between those things that are within my control and those that aren't. It's a blessing now |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
Hull |
I've moved off permanent Nights, as work closed down under rules.
Still trying to adapt to sleeping overnight for 7 nts. A GP in past said when I either retire or move onto a f/t day job, I could find it takes up to 9 months to adjust my body Clock. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Oh god yes. Being an ex forces vet with PTSD I don't often sleep well at the best of times. With no work and lots of restrictions I find I have too much time to think about things. Often wishing I had a chat buddy in the wee hours. Awake since 0349hrs this morning lol"
04.30 before i got to sleep i private message you next see if your up to chat |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"is anyone one else having trouble getting to sleep with the lockdown ? I've always struggled.. its worse now though. Was asleep for 4.30ish this morning out by 8am x "
snap on the 04.30 bit we could have had a chat lol |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
not having any trouble sleeping. im sticking to the rules but not watchi.g anything to do with the virus on t.v i know what the virus is how its spread and what to do to stay safe.think if u overload on information about it everyday will keep ya mind running at 100 mph |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Yep. Waking numerous times during the night, and have trouble dropping off again. Sleep pattern is fucked. "
i was like that this morning when i did fall asleep i kept waking up although it could have the cheese i had doing that |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I think my body just wants to sleep it all away. Have more trouble staying awake now, although all this sleep is bringing horrible dreams with it. "
im getting horrible dreams when i sleep too |
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By *JCouple
over a year ago
Teesside |
I'm also a Vet who's had Ptsd issues which to be fair have been much better in recent years but all of this isn't helping my sleep and stress levels.
I'm also a key-worker for the council currently running an emergency support 7 days a week call centre for the most vulnerable.
Some of the calls are tough going on the operators and staff there's lots of people in dire circumstances out there, after my shift I spent a few extra hours delivering extra food parcels to the most needy. I was dead on my feet and could have slept stood up yet when it comes to bed time can I fuck sleep.
No problem feeling desperate to sleep in the day tho.
Stay safe
Jay
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"No problems at all.
lucky you are you still working"
Was working from home for two weeks, furloughed on Friday.
I have a different outlook on life than most. The worst thing that could happen has already happened to me. I went to bed one night with three children, woke up with two. My only son had died in the night.
Don't get me wrong, it's a worry but it's not affecting my sleep. |
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By *evaquitCouple
over a year ago
Catthorpe |
"is anyone one else having trouble getting to sleep with the lockdown ?
None at all, sleeping sound and well. Why do you ask?
lol because its 04.30 "
Ha! Note to self, look at times when threads/posts are made especially when thread is time related.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"is anyone one else having trouble getting to sleep with the lockdown ?
None at all, sleeping sound and well. Why do you ask?
lol because its 04.30
Ha! Note to self, look at times when threads/posts are made especially when thread is time related. "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No problems at all.
lucky you are you still working
Was working from home for two weeks, furloughed on Friday.
I have a different outlook on life than most. The worst thing that could happen has already happened to me. I went to bed one night with three children, woke up with two. My only son had died in the night.
Don't get me wrong, it's a worry but it's not affecting my sleep. "
omg im sorry to hear that its the worst thing in the world big hug from me and i send you my love |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'm also a Vet who's had Ptsd issues which to be fair have been much better in recent years but all of this isn't helping my sleep and stress levels.
I'm also a key-worker for the council currently running an emergency support 7 days a week call centre for the most vulnerable.
Some of the calls are tough going on the operators and staff there's lots of people in dire circumstances out there, after my shift I spent a few extra hours delivering extra food parcels to the most needy. I was dead on my feet and could have slept stood up yet when it comes to bed time can I fuck sleep.
No problem feeling desperate to sleep in the day tho.
Stay safe
Jay
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typical sleepy at the wrong time keep up the good work dude |
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It's very poor atm and the increasing daylight period isn't helping. Our environments will seem different too, such as quieter, which is unsettling. It's a time of increased stress and anxiety, with major changes imposed on to us, which is a poor recipe for rest. |
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No problem going to sleep but then wake up every couple of hours or so with my heartrate through the roof. Have to get up for an hour then repeat, going to sleep for a couple of hours and wake again with racing heart, get up for an hour. Then one final two hour sleep waking with racing heartrate. Started on the night Boris announced the current restrictions. Strange. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No problem going to sleep but then wake up every couple of hours or so with my heartrate through the roof. Have to get up for an hour then repeat, going to sleep for a couple of hours and wake again with racing heart, get up for an hour. Then one final two hour sleep waking with racing heartrate. Started on the night Boris announced the current restrictions. Strange. "
im getting that as well what is it ? |
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As a bad insomniac I find getting to sleep hard at the best of times. With this lockdown I'm finding everything bluring and losing track with days etc. My gf suggested in keeping a daily plan so I don't go stir crazy with being indoors. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"As a bad insomniac I find getting to sleep hard at the best of times. With this lockdown I'm finding everything bluring and losing track with days etc. My gf suggested in keeping a daily plan so I don't go stir crazy with being indoors."
yes days are bluring and day and night is too my body clock as gone mad |
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"No problem going to sleep but then wake up every couple of hours or so with my heartrate through the roof. Have to get up for an hour then repeat, going to sleep for a couple of hours and wake again with racing heart, get up for an hour. Then one final two hour sleep waking with racing heartrate. Started on the night Boris announced the current restrictions. Strange.
im getting that as well what is it ?"
Don't know. Its not like I'm having bad dreams to make my heart race. Hace adapted to lock down. Live alone, working from home, one jog or bike a day. No logic. My boss said today she's started struggling and woke up anxious last night. Need a psychologist!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"No problem going to sleep but then wake up every couple of hours or so with my heartrate through the roof. Have to get up for an hour then repeat, going to sleep for a couple of hours and wake again with racing heart, get up for an hour. Then one final two hour sleep waking with racing heartrate. Started on the night Boris announced the current restrictions. Strange.
im getting that as well what is it ?
Don't know. Its not like I'm having bad dreams to make my heart race. Hace adapted to lock down. Live alone, working from home, one jog or bike a day. No logic. My boss said today she's started struggling and woke up anxious last night. Need a psychologist!! "
yeah thats what it is waking up anxious and heart racing |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh god yes. Being an ex forces vet with PTSD I don't often sleep well at the best of times. With no work and lots of restrictions I find I have too much time to think about things. Often wishing I had a chat buddy in the wee hours. Awake since 0349hrs this morning lol"
Hubby is ex forces too and he has been suffering with his PTSD too. Hadn't slept for 3 days then few hours sleep then days awake again. He won't take sleeping tablets incase he has a dream |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No. I'm struggling to wake up. My days are long and bloody hard.
lucky you
Not so sure lucky is the word"
i wish i had a long hard day staying doing nothing is killing me |
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