• SkyezOpen@lemmy.world
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    10 小时前

    Anyone else experience stress time dilation? I’ll wake up at 2:30 because some bullshit I don’t wanna do tomorrow, go back to sleep for like 30 minutes, wake up and it’s 2:32. I’ve managed 3 decent dreams in the space of 10 minutes before.

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    I’m the opposite because I know if I wake up at 2:30am then I won’t get back to sleep, and I have to work the next day.

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    I used to absolutely love this feeling until I had kids. Now if I’m waking up in the middle of the night it’s mostly because one of my kids is yelling for something. So when I wake up now during the night I pray it’s as late as possible, so I got more uninterrupted sleep. If I get woken up now and it’s only 1am, I think this could be a long night of several interruptions

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      we used to have a train go by at 1AM where i grew up. i miss the 1 train. the whistle would wake me, then i’d fall back asleep.

      it’s funny what makes you wake up. when i first moved out of town, it was silence at 1AM.

      maybe i’ll go camp out by the tamale factory one night. it’s right by the tracks. i might sleep better.

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    I have the same problem, and often wake up unexpectedly in the middle of the night. Sometimes I can fall back asleep quickly, sometimes I am up for a couple hours, occasionally I won’t get back to sleep at all. Whenever it happens it ruins my energy and mood the following day. It started to impact my energy level to where I couldn’t exercise the way I used to. I’d become fatigued so easily that I could barely make it through my routine. Sometimes I wake up with my joints and muscles feeling so sore that I could swear I was beaten with a stick while sleeping. I started gaining a lot of weight despite no changes to my diet. My mood and brain fog were the worse they’ve ever been. I had maybe one “good” day every month or so.

    A coworker and I were sharing our gripes about getting older, and I mentioned my sleep problems and the impact to my quality of life. They had gone through the same thing years ago, and ended up being diagnosed with severe sleep apnea; they recommended I get tested for sleep apnea, too. I talked to my doctor and scheduled a sleep study; turns out I also have severe sleep apnea.

    If you have any of the sleep problems like me, then I recommend you talk to your doctor about it. Here’s a few things to keep in mind:

    • Insist on an in-lab study. Your sleep specialist may try to have you do an at-home test, but those are inaccurate and unreliable. An in-lab study will provide better data.
    • When you receive your results, make sure they’re evaluated using the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) guidelines, not the insurance industry guidelines. My first sleep specialist diagnosed me with mild sleep apnea and said I didn’t qualify for treatment. Poor sleep was affecting every aspect of my health and daily life, so I sought a second opinion from an independent sleep specialist who reviewed the same test results and concluded that I had severe sleep apnea; they said insurance industry guidelines underestimate the severity of most apnea patients. Getting that second opinion made a significant difference in receiving the treatment I needed.
    • If you do end up needing a CPAP, research which masks work best for the position and how often you turn over in your sleep.
  • Psythik@lemmy.world
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    I solved this problem by simply refusing to look at the clock when I get up in the middle of the night.

    Even if it means every in once in a while the alarm goes off the second I lay back down, it’s still a worthwhile tradeoff to remove the anxiety of calculating in my head how much sleep I still have left to do.

    • SorryQuick@lemmy.ca
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      Apparently there’s basically no downside to waking up “naturally” to pee in the middle of the night as long as you get back to sleep right after. You naturally wake up in the parts of sleep where you’re almost awake anyway.

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        It’s not a problem if you also remain awake for another hour or so, our ancestors did that every night but then stopped because of capitalism requiring to get awake early and have a stable routine to follow the company opening hours

        So, if you frequently wake at at that hour and can’t go to sleep for a while, don’5 worry, it’s natural, you should go to sleep an hour early though so you still sleep 8 hours

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      If I wake at 2:34am, I’m late for work.

      But I get OP’s point, as I’ve woken before thinking it’s almost time to get up, and see 11:00pm. Yay, back to sleep.

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        Getting rid of visible clocks fixed this for me, and all the way to the bathroom and back so I can’t get the time when I go pee. I just assume it’s 12:30 and go back to bed no matter what. Unless the fucking sun is coming up around the edges, then it’s just “your bones are going to hurt today.”

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          Unless the fucking sun is coming up around the edges

          The sun at 4am in a Danish summer be like: Surprise motherfucker.

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    Worst feeling: its 5:30 and you have 30 minutes left which leaves you wondering for 15 minutes if you should try to get back to sleep or already get up, and when you finally give in and try to sleep again, the alarm rings

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    When you think you’re on your last nugget/taco/whatever but you reach in the bag and actually have two more.

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    Yeah except if I’m waking up at 234, it’s cause my kids are up and about to ruin my morning lol