cjosiah asked:

the title explains it all

Chris asked:


Where a certain environmental conditions would cause the person to fall asleep or find it very difficult to keep awake?

Sulu asked:


My friend traveled to China and I want to try to help her.

Me asked:


I’ve heard of women getting it in the last trimester but I’m only 11 weeks along… It’s driving me crazy, every single night when I try to get to sleep my legs ache and I can’t stop moving them for hours. Has anyone had this? Does anything help?

alli asked:


its 2:30 am in cali
im trying to sleep but i cant.
i have this weird feeling in my legs, like an urge to stretch or run etc.

its sort of painful and i cant sleep
is this restless leg syndrome?

Mirror asked:


Coming to a new world with changing in light layout is something similar to what happen to long distance travelers.

Philosophooey asked:


Ambien 10 mg works, but I have to stop taking it because it is addictive. I then tried Trazodone (1/2 pill), but I still woke up in the night. Afraid to try more than 1/2 pill of Trazodone since next day I felt very groggy and felt like I was hallucinating. Tried Tylenol PM, but still woke up in the night. Has anyone else with insomnia caused by Cymbalta tried Lunesta or Rozerem or anything else that works?

weathergirl asked:


How do you feel and how do you deal? Do you know if the following complaints are related, sweating excessively, “hurt and ache all over,” headache, forgetful? Tell me anything, any facts, symptoms, medication, finding the right MD. I’m interested in anything you wish to share with me. I know with these disoders, things get colorful. Do you hallucinate in your sleep paralysis, fall asleep while driving, sitting up? Does anyone know what causes these disorders. I’m 5 foot 10 inches and in my 20′s.

Kagome asked:


I need some tips on living with someone with sleep apnea. My father was diagnosed while he was in prison with sleep apnea and was on a cpap machine. When he was released he was not on a cpap machine and has snored horribly, keeping me up all night. I’ve tried to talk him into doing a sleep study so he can get a cpap machine but he has told me numerous times that he wants to wait until he loses weight and gets his diabetes under control. His diabetes is under control, but he is still convinced that he will stop snoring once he loses weight. He doesn’t realize that he snored just as bad as he is now when he was a healthy weight.

My room is right next to his, the walls are paper thin, I am losing so much sleep I don’t know what to do anymore. Can anyone with this kind of experience give me some tips on how to get used to it?

God’s dark italian princess asked:


having a machine. I took a pulmonary test the doc says I have sleep apnea. Any cure outside of the breathing machine?