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emom

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Re: Question about difficulty sleeping
« Reply #15 on: January 07, 2011, 01:18:53 pm »
Syl.....do you think they have a monitor going on you that allows them to see EXACTLY when you are finally asleep and resting comfortably????  I think they DO, and that is their signal for coming in to take your vitals.  As far as I can remember, they never once took them when I was ALREADY awake, only when they had to wake me to do it, lol.

Seriously though, I have had a lot of luck with the melatonin.  I've hit the right dosage - .75 mg, and when to take it - about an hour before I want to go to bed.  And I am sleeping pretty well through the night.  As a consequence, I am feeling much better during the day.


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Re: Question about difficulty sleeping
« Reply #16 on: January 07, 2011, 01:41:41 pm »
I'm 4 years post op and I still have a problem sleeping.  Last night was horrific, had a brutal headache all day which continued all through the night.  I'm hoping to nap this afternoon.  Head is still pounding.  :'(

Anne Marie
Sept 8/06 Translab
Post surgical headaches, hemifacial spasms and a scar neuroma. 
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