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- June1952MemberJust using those glamorous glasses would be tiring Your sleep is better and over time that will improve those feelings of tiredness. How long will you be on the trial ?
Keep it up, it is working for you. - arpieMemberBummer you are still feeling tired - but hopefully over time, that may change? xx
- Blossom1961Member@iserbrown I am actually getting to sleep sooner. It was taking me an hour plus every night. I am now asleep within fifteen minutes. I am also not waking up as much during the night. Downside is, I feel just as tired during the day. Hoping that changes too. I wasn't expecting much so anything is a win.
- iserbrownMemberHi @Blossom1961
How are you managing? Do you see a slight improvement?
BC keeps giving in all strange ways so it's important to be vigilant and act accordingly
Take care - LocksleyMember@Blossom1961 they look interesting. Keep us posted.
I don't sleep well either. I toss and turn. Get hot. Have a cpac machine that gets a bit annoying.
I tend to wake up at 3.00am stare at the walls then fall asleep at 6.00am and get up at 7.00am. - Blossom1961Member@arpie, yes I can wake at 6am with the alarm and then nod back off again for one-two hours. Not allowed to on the trial which sucks.
- Blossom1961MemberI didn't have to pay for mine. They are a loan for the trial.
- arpieMemberI didn't have chemo, @Blossom1961 - but my sleep patterns are TOTALLY stuffed. :( Mine started with my menopause - about 30 years ago .... But I am VERY good at rolling over (after the alarm goes off at 7am) and nodding off again ..... or waking up at 6am (or before) and pretending I didn't .....
- June1952Member@Blossom1961, I did Google Bendigo and found some info. Hells bells, expensive glasses !
I really do hope they work for you. Please let us know your outcome. - AfraserMemberInteresting! Please advise how you go - Iād love to blame chemo for my somewhat chaotic sleep patterns but the problem started long before! But any cure in a storm! Best wishes.