• Dozzi92@lemmy.world
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          1 month ago

          Yeah, I straight up cannot just sleep in. If I lay there extra, things just start to hurt, like my body’s saying “Get up, you have shit to do.”

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            1 month ago

            Right. My wife and my daughter will sleep all morning. I’m up at 6 at the very latest. If I’m lucky.

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              Last year I discovered what 7/8h of sleep felt like thanks to horse adapted amounts of sleeping medication (120mg of Miamserine, 500mg of quetiapine, some THC).

              Before that I was used to 5/6h on the regular and 1/3h when it got worse.

              I don’t really understand how I have functionned all these years with that much sleep deprivation.

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                I’ve been on various types of sleep medication, although those sound like newer ones than when I was trying them years ago- every single one of them left me drowsy in the morning. Some for half the day. It was even worse than just not getting a full 8 hours.

                And OTC stuff? Forget it. If I take some NyQuil, I basically will be unable to do much but sit there in a haze for the next 18 hours or so.

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                  Yeah these are pretty newish. It might also not be what they’re called in your country.

                  My main issue with otc stuff is that it tended to make me drowsy but still unable to sleep …

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        1 month ago

        I practically ran on 2-4 hours from 16-30.

        I have a lot to show for it, but I should have stopped after 30.

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            I’m currently treating sleep apnea, because of a lifelong abuse of my sleep cycle.

            I’m also dealing with issues with my heart because of the apnea and pushing my body so far without resting properly.

            I’ve likely stolen a decade or more from my life all because I refused to sleep just to “get ahead”.

            you young folk take note. sleep well, eat well, live well. you do those things and you shouldn’t need to live with a weight on your chest until you die. every hour I’m reminded how fragile I am, and trust me when I say I was fucking invincible in my youth…just like you feel. go head, set a timer in your phone to go off every hour that asks if you’re going to see tomorrow.

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        The worst is when you dream about not being able to sleep, so even though you slept you feel like you didn’t

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      Wait so sleep has momentum? Does sleep have mass? Is dark matter just all the sleep in the galaxy? Coffee is an anti-gravitational field??

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        Have you ever slept? It’s obviously a phenomenon in the quantum scale. No other explanation could possibly cover why it has such a weak impact unless done in bulk and oddities like waking up in entangled states of asleep and awake.

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        They aren’t that bad, if you have any insurance. Even medicare. The 20 percent we owe isn’t that horrible, and after the…2 year rental period we’ll just own it.

        Do gotta use it like every night so medicare continues to pay its 80 percent though.

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          Hey, I’m am an American with a CPAP machine. I did get it when I was using that socialized medical world of the military though. 🤔

          It did do wonders for my sleep too. I woke up much more refreshed.

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      Cpap doesn’t work for everyone, either. So don’t feel like a failure when it actually makes your sleep quality worse.

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      Definitely see a doctor first. While a CPAP machine can do wonders, it really only works for those who stop breathing. If you don’t stop breathing, it can actually do more harm to your sleep.

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        Especially if you know nothing about CPAP machines and your physician / pulmonologist select one for you and you get a Phillips one that turns out to rot from the inside and potentially send deadly material straight into your respiratory system.

        I fully support CPAP use as recommended after a sleep study, but that was a poor investment by my insurance company.

        edit: Though I guess if you get one without seeing your doctor first they won’t be selecting one for you.

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          Yeahhhhh my wife was on the fence about getting a CPAP for years. Finally got one and it dramatically helped! Until suddenly she got sick. And stayed sick until she stopped using it. Turns out it was the model you described and little shitty foam bits are not good for your lungs. Needless to say, she has not used any CPAP since. It sucks because even she said it helped, but she’s too scared of getting sick again to try a different kind.

          Thanks medical capitalism!

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            After that happened, I purchased (out of pocket) one from Lofta and haven’t had any trouble since. CPAPs themselves are a very helpful treatment and I genuinely recommend a good one (again, assuming a sleep study supports the need).

            Lofta also offers an at home study. Not sponsored or anything (I wish!), just have benefited from their product.

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    “Ugh, I feel like garbage.”

    “You must have slept wrong.”

    “WHY is that POSSIBLE?”

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    Could just be dehydration. Drink some water in the morming and see if that helps.

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      Drag thinks humanity was created by the gods. Drag also thinks the gods are stupid. 13.7 billion years and the best those fuckers could come up with was evolution? What a joke!

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      I’m with you there.

      If this ::wildly points at self:: is intelligent design, then said intelligence clearly adhered to a strict “just barely good enough to survive and move genes around” work ethos. That, or over-doing it wasn’t going to fit into the time and materials budget.

      Source: knees, shoulders, oversized skull, vulnerable gonads on outside of body.

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        Don’t forget the absolutely deranged path wour vagal nerve takes through your torsoe because fish didn’t have necks and we do.

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          Which isn’t even half as insane as what it does in a giraffe

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    Tossing and turning, struggling to fall asleep, and getting up to go to the toilet at totally random times.

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    Get a home sleep study. Insurance covers a CPAP with Dr prescription. But mental hurdle but man waking up fresh is worth it

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    Tossing, turning, tossing, get up to pee, tossing, back pain, turning, tossing, goddamn it it’s 3 am already, tossing, turning, get up to pee, tossing, cat goes genocidal on her toys, alarm goes off.

    Time, you sonofabitch…

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    1 month ago

    OP: rants at and treats self like a little bitch

    Also OP: why am I tired?