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BlAzInIt4:20
07-03-2007, 09:11 AM
Since i have started my new job, i have felt my whole life change. I now work nights instead of days. i feel more lonely now because when im up everyone is asleep. I now have a week off and i have stayed up all day today since 10 am, the night before this i stayed up until 4 in the morning. It feels as if i only need a couple hours of sleep. I don't feel my mind tired but my body is starting to feel tired. When i lay down with the lights off i at least lay their for 2-4 hours before i feel my eyes closing, im lucky if i ever get into a deep sleep. and when i smoke , i have to smoke a grip for it to knock me out but it can get me to that relax feeling so its easier for my mind to drift off to sleep, ...

Anyone here experience insomnia problems?

i have actually just yawned... awesome..

Breukelen advocaat
07-03-2007, 02:05 PM
I don't think that you have actual "insomnia" - it's probably a reaction to trying to sleep during the daytime, which most people cannot do very well, if at all. If you could sleep well at night before this job, you're not an insomniac.

I wouldn't recommend working nights long-term. I did, and almost cracked up - in spite of the fact that I'm a lifelong "night person", typically staying up past midnight, and was able to sleep during the daytime. Some companies with night shifts are aware of how unhealthy working nights is, and rotate their employees' shifts periodically.

cannabis campbell
07-03-2007, 03:46 PM
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If you cant sleep at the same time everynight then its gonna be pretty hard.

Matt the Funk
07-03-2007, 03:52 PM
I have some major insomnia issues. But i'm taking 50mg of seroquel at night now to sleep, works pretty good. The lower the dose of seroquel, the more effective it is at making you sleep. Oh and i'll give some advice. Excercise an hour or before you want to go to bed. Make sure the room you are trying to sleep in has no distractions. Try taking an OTC sleep medication such as benadryl or melatonin. And start getting a regular sleeping schedule. Since your job is forcing you to sleep at a different time this may not work, so unless you want a different job you may just hve to suffer. Oh and smoking a good indica does wonders for insomnia.

geonagual
07-03-2007, 03:52 PM
My sleep has varied for a number of years now...instead of worrying about it, I just sleep when I am tired and have time..

NothingMoreThenTruth
07-03-2007, 04:59 PM
I would recommend melatonin, it works great for me.

friendowl
07-03-2007, 07:01 PM
i used to hate working nights
it does feel like your out of touch with life
i would start at 230pm and get off at 3am
id get home and not sleep till 5-6 wake up at12 or 1 and do it again

fuck that life