again tonight insomnia strikes. i am so tired but thought 5 mins on here would help. the pain is bad and now 2.15am. another hour before pain relief. is anyone else out there?
just remembered a tip to help those who cannot bear cold sheets. put a fleece blanket on the bottom sheet and another over you if required.great when away from home.
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Hi i am the same i was awake with you but again my computer is downstairs and my eldest daughter has borrowed my laptop but when i get it back!!!??? lol will def put it in my room . yeah i had the same another night of falling asleep downstairs my partner prodding me awake every five mins only to see hiom off home and go up to bed thinking will this be the night i shut my eyes at 11.30 and not awake until 5 am ? no such luck up and down to the loo 3x and that is without tossing and turning moving all the pillows and things i have to try and be comfortable i am only little and i suppose bony so that doesnt help and when my partner keep saying you need a good meal and diet to fill you out then those bones wont stick out so much and you will prob sleep! i wish i dont think even if i put on 2 stone i would sleep its just all part of the fibro. your not alone though. cant believe i found this site yesterday and they are doing work on it today and will be off air from 10 to 6 typical. never mind will all have to catch for good old moan when its up and running again. well hope you have a good day today everyone i have already stumbled to the side whilst out with the dog so people prob think i am drunk from last night!? ha ha on blackcurrant lol, and have already started on the daily dose of popping the tablets. so put your happy masks on everyone and smile and tell everyone your fine, you never know it might work if miracles really do happen. see ya later love and soft hugs to you all diddle xxx
hi Diddle. I am in a bungalow and sometimes swap from recliner to bed and back several times a night. (my friend has cfs and does the same) I prefer to move out of the area causing grief and start bedtime process again, sometimes it works. hope you feel better after your stumble, maybe a walking stick would help? I am smiling with the sun today! xx
I am also bad without sleep jazher and then the pain seems worse. I can only take paracetemol at present because of af, thyroid, and asthma amongst other things ; some upset my stomach and morphine causes the 'fog'. when i have got used to my new antidepressants, my gp is going to tackle the pain with the pain consultant. the team are working hard to help but it takes time. The pain is in the same place as where i damaged my spine falling downstairs! Just been out shopping for a bit and feel better for it. everyone knows in my family - let sleeping mums lie!!!
Interesting what you say about fleece Gypsycrafter - I use a caravan a lot on the weekends in the late spring, summer and autumn and sleep better in there than in bed. I sleep in lightweight fleece sleeping bag liner on one duvet and under another. At home I struggle with cold sheets - will be off to the market on Thursday - thanks for the great idea. xx
hi spirit, i found it by accident, but use my fleece a lot as i have a camper and it is a handy size. i have been living in a park home and afraid of fire in both places so it is a good alternative covering large areas of the body. xx
Thank you all for your comments and empathy. I feel much better today after some sleep. I had a 3 hour journey yesterday with 'fog' and pain but a good hot shower when i arrived helped to relieve back pain. Then to bed (arghhh! dreaded word) right!! nice warm bed a pile of pillows under my tum and hot water bottle on my back..... gone before the telly was off! (it has a timer). It is a lovely day today and I will try to get out for a bit. Hope you all had a good night! soft hugs xxxxxx
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