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Thank You A-B, heidi2 and Chris

Posted by AJM on September 16, 2002 at 21:29:06:

Thanks guys, thank you so, so much for your encouragement and support! Your responses to my post below helped out tremendously. I still freaked out a little while I was trying to go to sleep that night, but I took a hydroxyzine pill and eventually I slept and I mean I slept! Slept on and off for over 10 hrs!

Funny thing is...the friend who stayed in bed with me that night before when we only slept 30 minutes...he went out that day on that amount of sleep and partied some more up until midnight! Meanwhile I was at home dying and freaking out! I guess it's all in how people are made...I am not stable mentally at all even after missing only one night of sleep. He, however, is fine. And after that much alcohol and no sleep I was about to throw up all day and literally couldn't move for hours, yet he was out partying again for the Bucs game! How strange.

Anyway, I hope that I will sleep ok from now on. Trying to get off the meds is hard, even though I don't take much of anything but to me it's too much. I need to sleep on my own again.

Thank you again guys, you really are lifesavers! You're the only thing that saved my sanity !

Hope you are doing ok!!!
AJM

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