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ms_huckleberry_20 Female, 20 years orting - WA Member since Sep 2008
, Sep 24, 2008 06:55PM
its crazy! normally im very active and are always on th run or doing something at a constant! lately ive just been feelin like my bodies shuttin down. i have no ambition to do anything and for some reason im ok with it, this is totally not me what he heck is going on here!??
i have nothing to be stressed or debressed about so i dont get it
momeluv Female, 49 years Sunny Southern - CA Member since Mar 2008
Mood: momeluv is counting the days till my baby is home for Christmas. Dec. 13 and the wait will be over! I just can't wait! All is well, my love & prayers are with you all! X SMOOCHEEZZZZ Journal Entry: "
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MSFEE Female, 36 years Columbus - OH Member since Oct 2008
Mood: MSFEE im doing better still have ab pain like im having contractions. some bleeding that wont stop. feeling really tired tho Journal Entry: "My tumor is smaller than they originally ..." [Read]
im doing better still have ab pain like im having contractio...
How are you doing?
It seems that you are suffering from some kind of depressive disorder due to which you are unable to sleep or feel that you have no ambitions. These are some negative thinking patterns indicative of depression.
Several factors are responsible for a disturbed sleep such as medical problems, stress, depression, anxiety, medications and poor sleep hygiene.
You should practice good sleep hygiene such as going to bed at a regular time, keeping your bedroom dark and cool, avoiding any naps in between or watching TV in bedroom and getting out of bed if not getting sleep and then again trying after sometime.
I would advise you consult your physician or a sleep therapist for a complete evaluation. It is important to detect the underlying cause of insomnia and rule out any medical or psychological cause. He might prescribe some anti-depressants or mood elevators or advise a sleep study (polysomnogram). Sometimes cognitive behavioral therapies are also helpful.
All these would surely help restore your sleep cycle and make you feel better.
Take care!