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Posted by D on November 22, 1997 at 04:06:48:My husband will NOT get up in the morning! He's 29, alarm clocks don't work, I get up 2-4 hours early just to begin waking him up. I'm "TIRED" of it. Someone please give some advice if you have it. Although this bothers him as well, because he's almost always late to where he needs to be, or sleeps till late afternoon when he has the day off, He won't see anyone about it because he said he's been this way all his life and thats just the way he's made. If you don't have tips on how to wake him, please let me know if this is an actual medical disorder that can be treated with help or medicine and if so...where can I find it in writing, in order to prove it to him. Please email too: stretch@kellnet.com Thank You. .....back to the bedroom
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