10-18-2017, 09:52 AM
(10-18-2017, 02:47 AM)invisiblejungle Wrote: Trazodone and anti-histamines can help some people stay asleep longer.
Thank you all for the helpful information. I have tried Trazodone, in drips
and drabs though. I do have a prescription for it, but I've never taken it
more than 2 nights in a row. First, I don't think it helped me sleep longer
and when I did wake up after 2-3 hrs, I was a droopy Zombie. Then, I don't like
the feeling so I give up on it. Then, I'll try it again, same results after 1-2 nights and
i won't take it again for a while. i probably need to give it more than a trial of it
and take it more consistently to see if it works.
I have been walking lately (NOT far b/c me and my muscles are in poor shape)and
i notice the days I walk, I sleep a little better (4 hrs as opposed to 2-3) It's a start
I know i'm never going to be a 8 hour sleeper. I'm gonna try a Traz the nights that
i walk to see if I can eek out another Hour or so. I'll let you know results.
Thanks again for the helpful information everyone
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