not the most healthy solution but somehow sleeping a lot helps to get through it 😓
Nov 26, 2024

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do it once in a while i know it’s hard but makes you less sickly experts say
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Ok here are some things that work ok for me, but they have not fixed my overall fatigue so ymmv: -if I wake up anytime after 5.45am or so, I do my best to stay awake. If I fall back asleep I feel way groggier and worse when my alarm does go off and wake me up. -anxiety meds, allergy meds, mouthguard have all helped me stay asleep instead of waking up in a panic or in pain. Use as appropriate to you. -no evening naps!!! If I’m really tired I just have to make it to 8pm and then I can sleep. -reading or journaling before bed would keep my brain a little too wired to shut off easily. I have had way more luck listening to a silly podcast with white noise on in the background and playing solitaire (such a low brain-engagement game) on my phone. It’s like a scalp massage but for my mind. -my old neighborhood could be very loud at night, I hadn’t thought before abt using earplugs but now I don’t hesitate. I recommend the weird wax ones that you can shape to fit your ear. -make sure you’re the right temperature. I have lain awake many nights for too long without realizing I was simply too cold to fall asleep. somehow my brain wasn’t registering that fully. now I keep a sweatshirt next to the bed so I can add a layer if needed. -sorry to say but being well hydrated and truly tired from your day (esp if you’ve exercised) does help falling asleep a lot. EDIT TO ADD also I quit coffee for unrelated health stuff but that also seems to have helped falling asleep so much, i wish it weren’t true bc i miss it but don’t think i can go back
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For those who never feel fully rested in the morning: Apparently, there’s a lot of ways to breathe wrong and you’re doing them all while you sleep. Sometimes it’s because of you and other times it’s because of your environment or maybe it’s both but if you’re not getting enough air you will get low quality sleepâ˜č. If you wake up feeling congested, a couple of things that really help me are a humidifier (love this one for travel also) and an air purifier (super quiet). For those who have a hard time falling asleep: - It feels like you either love melatonin or you hate it, I happen to love it. Finding your dosage is key tho and that might take some experimenting. I started too big and slept like a rock but felt super groggy waking up!! - this is annoying but going to bed at the same time every night is so helpful. I’m sorry!! I want to be too cool for school also but having a strict bedtime will change your life for the better For brains that won’t shut off: Ok here is my trick to falling asleep when my brain is too loud (patent pending): Step one: play a podcast or anything where people are speaking but set the volume low enough that you can’t quite hear what they’re saying Step two: make overthinking work in your favor by focusing on your train of thought and tuning out the podcast noise. I think this works because tuning out external sounds is something that happens naturally as you fall asleep. Ok hope that helps, sweet dreams! 💋
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