STORM2K

I've got it. I know a bunch of you must from what I see.

ColinDelia wrote:I've got it. I know a bunch of you must from what I see.

Anyone who stay up for the Euro definitely have it

I remember setting my alarm clock to get the coordinates, winds and pressure for TC's starting in 1979 at age 10. If I missed them I didn't know any other way to get them.

ColinDelia wrote:I remember setting my alarm clock to get the coordinates, winds and pressure for TC's starting in 1979 at age 10. If I missed them I didn't know any other way to get them.

That's awesome. Where did you get them from?

I don't know what my problem is but i'm not able to sleep lately. I'll go to bed and just toss & turn, unable to get comfortable. Then i'll get up and i'm up the rest of the night. I'm going to try tylenol pm tonight and see if it'll help me get back to my normal (haha) sleep pattern. Oh and God forbid if i drink caffeine...anytime of the day! I'm wired for the next week and a half!

summersquall wrote:

ColinDelia wrote:I remember setting my alarm clock to get the coordinates, winds and pressure for TC's starting in 1979 at age 10. If I missed them I didn't know any other way to get them.

That's awesome. Where did you get them from?

Weather radio.

Yep, since I was 5, still battle it today

All you insomniacs, try this simple remedy and let me know how it works:
Drink a glass of warm (not hot) milk and eat a raw onion 1 hour before bedtime. Should work like a charm.

Some folk also recommend eating turkey a couple hours before bedtime. Turkey contains L- Tryptophan which is said to induce sleepiness.

abajan wrote:All you insomniacs, try this simple remedy and let me know how it works:
Drink a glass of warm (not hot) milk and eat a raw onion 1 hour before bedtime. Should work like a charm.

Ewwww....milk. And don't expect any lovin' after eating that raw onion!

Yeah, me too. Lots of stress in my life now. But, my best insomnia remedy is three fold.
1) Exercise. That really helps.
2) Understand how much sleep you really need. I do well with 6 hours of uninterupted sleep. So, if I fall asleep at 10 and get up at 4 AM. I no longer stress about it. I just do something.
3) Valerian Root Tea. I have tried various prescriptions. They work well but have side effects. Valerian Root tea, while tasting awful puts me to sleep about 2 hours after I drink it. So, I drink it just before bed. (I don't have problems falling asleep, just staying asleep.) And, I wake up in the morning without any side effects.

DanKellFla wrote:Yeah, me too. Lots of stress in my life now. But, my best insomnia remedy is three fold.
1) Exercise. That really helps.
2) Understand how much sleep you really need. I do well with 6 hours of uninterupted sleep. So, if I fall asleep at 10 and get up at 4 AM. I no longer stress about it. I just do something.
3) Valerian Root Tea. I have tried various prescriptions. They work well but have side effects. Valerian Root tea, while tasting awful puts me to sleep about 2 hours after I drink it. So, I drink it just before bed. (I don't have problems falling asleep, just staying asleep.) And, I wake up in the morning without any side effects.

Yes, exercise does help. Just don't exercise too close to bedtime, though. Otherwise, it can have just the opposite effect.

I use melatonin to help me fall asleep if I find myself tossing and turning for about 15 minutes or more when I go to bed. It helps to enhance drowsiness. Of course, a good glass of wine helps too!

I do wake up in the middle of the night, particularly during the workweek. At my age, it's just one of those things that I'm going to have to accept. I do really well with 8 hours of sleep, but during the week, it's more like 6 1/2 to 7 hours.

Melatonin helps.

I'm with Stephanie and Cat.... Melatonin really works. You can find it in the vitamin section of your pharmacy.
Of course a glass of chardonnay always helps. lol

I get the toss and turns about every month for like 3 days.....it sucks......i take some sleeping pills....but then still wake up in the middle of the night......guess its my age like someone else said on here.....i work nights too..so that screws me up sometimes

I find that sex is very effective in helping you get to sleep. Just ask my wife - she'll tell you that I'm snoring loudly within three minutes after!

coriolis wrote:I find that sex is very effective in helping you get to sleep. Just ask my wife - she'll tell you that I'm snoring loudly within three minutes after!

I also have insomnia...and that sounds like a wonderful solution...Oh wait no woman will sleep with me...

I still haven't started on the melatonin. 345 am. I better get on it.