How much sleep did you have last night

[Carolg]

That is so sad for your sister and her partner

 

[scousebird]

@Carolg & @Davein sorry to hear your sad news

I went to bed at 9.30 last night and woke at 1.15 feeling absolutely cr@p with terrible stomach ache , last looked at the clock at 3.45 woke up and got up just after 5

 

[Matthew James Hardy]

Few weeks before my diabetes diagnosis I was up every 3 hours or so since I have been diagnosed though actually sleep a good 6-7 hours now without waking up

 

[Vince_UK]

So sorry to hear that @Davein
In my thoughts

 

[Vince_UK]

8 hours 11 mins.
Went to bed around 8.30pm absolutely knackered.
My little sleep monitor records the information
1h 7m deep sleep, 6h 54m light sleep.

 

[grainger]

I’m going to go with “not enough” for tonight!

 

[Wirrallass]

7day Average = 7hrs 38mins according to my fitbit ~ but yesterday only 1hr 14mins Sooo tired🙂
WL

 

[Wirrallass]

Not a great night. Went to bed with tears in my heart as I lost my friend unexpectedly yesterday. Woke at 0330, feeling sick,frozen and pain in ribs. Cosied in with extra fleece so managed to sleep but woke to a huge sorry for my friends family. Sorry to share my miseries

I am so sorry to hear this Carol. I know what it's like to lose a dear friend. I trust your memories of times shared with your friend will give you strength to sustain you through your grief & sorrow. You are in my thoughts hun, take care x

 

[Wirrallass]

You must have thought a great deal of your friend Carol and the shock of an unexpected death is all the more painful. Waking up after sleep and the sudden realization of the death someone close hits home for a second time.
My sister has just informed me that her husband is now in palliative care and is on 24 hour oxygen. Didn't expect that one. Life can be c**p sometimes.

I'm sorry Dave, I've only just seen this. Yes life deffinitly sucks, it deals unexpected blows when we least expect them. My thoughts are with your sister & her partner, yourself and family. Take care.

 

[Wirrallass]

I’m going to go with “not enough” for tonight!

I totally empathise with you for not having enough sleep grainger. I dont know about you but I simply can't function without sleep. I hazard a guess its something to do with the 3hr-4hourly feeds?! It takes me back to when my two were babies, I hardly slept for the first three/four months. Try to get as much sleep/rest as you can between feeds as you need to keep up your reserves to cope with the demands of your newly born babe, bless him. Take care hun. x

 

[Lanny]

Yay! I managed 2 hours of, admittedly light, sleep last night. So, I’ll be back to my normal pattern tomorrow?

I sympathise with all who are not getting enough sleep. I’ve had disturbed sleep for years because of apnoea, caused by a repaired, once before I was one, cleft pallete at birth, that pulled my nose down on one side. I kept waking up every 2/3 hours & thought it was normal until my GP once asked me how I was sleeping. Had a nose job in the mid 90’s to remove cartilage from the inside to open up the airway. And was finally able to sleep the night through AND no more nose bleeds everyday when I had a cold: blocked nose!

 

[Wirrallass]

Yay! I managed 2 hours of, admittedly light, sleep last night. So, I’ll be back to my normal pattern tomorrow?

I sympathise with all who are not getting enough sleep. I’ve had disturbed sleep for years because of apnoea, caused by a repaired, once before I was one, cleft pallete at birth, that pulled my nose down on one side. I kept waking up every 2/3 hours & thought it was normal until my GP once asked me how I was sleeping. Had a nose job in the mid 90’s to remove cartilage from the inside to open up the airway. And was finally able to sleep the night through AND no more nose bleeds everyday when I had a cold: blocked nose!

Lucky you! You had 3/4 hour more sleep than I did!!! Yawns!

 

[Katieb]

I thought I’d written that eggy! Mirrors my experience even with the shoulder pain except I’m past the menopausal stage and mine is due to ‘burning blood syndrome’ caused by errant cytokine activity with the leukaemia. I was tempted to take an ice cold shower at 3am.
I’m also up and down to the loo and my brain always insists on having torturous conversations with me during the night. Oh and dreadful cramp every night.
I usually end up having my best sleep when it’s time I should be up! 🙄

Had to smile when I read this - me too - down to the shoulder pain and too hot/too cold one leg out of the covers malarkey!! I have discovered talk radio and earphones for the wee small hours! Helps me to doze until morning! X

 

[Davein]

@Carolg & @Davein sorry to hear your sad news

I went to bed at 9.30 last night and woke at 1.15 feeling absolutely cr@p with terrible stomach ache , last looked at the clock at 3.45 woke up and got up just after 5

Thankyou for your kind words. Just about the same here with a restless night.

 

[Mark Parrott]

I've slept reasonably well these last two nights. Last night went to sleep approx 11.30, then woke up for a wee at 12.30! Slept right through after that until 6.14am when wifey's CPAP was making some weird noises. I can't go back to sleep after 6am.

 

[Davein]

So sorry to hear that @Davein
In my thoughts

Thanks Vince, much appreciated.

 

[Davein]

I’m going to go with “not enough” for tonight!

I hope you will at some point update your avatar. I'm sure many of us would appreciate a picture of the young one included @grainger that's if you're not too busy sleeping🙂

 

[mikeyB]

7.5 hours for me, including a hypo, but went to sleep straight after having some sweeties. Well satisfied with that.🙂

 

[jusme]

8 hours same as every night.

jusme

 

[Carolg]

@Carolg & @Davein sorry to hear your sad news

I went to bed at 9.30 last night and woke at 1.15 feeling absolutely cr@p with terrible stomach ache , last looked at the clock at 3.45 woke up and got up just after 5

Hope you are feeling better