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Re: sleep paralysis

Posted by Sleepygal on January 28, 2002 at 23:02:07:
In Reply to: Re: sleep paralysis posted by FEWGEETIVETOOTWO on January 25, 2002 at 17:11:04:
Hello there,
I'm hoping Wonkawoman will check this forum again and let us know if her doc had any thoughts about the MVP... (you still checkin here?).
I just noticed in Sleep Forum 7 another woman said she had MVP. Hmmm...
You asked about how we feel when we wake up. I am often very sleepy in the morning, sometimes drugged feeling. But sometimes, when I'm anxious about things- I wake up really early and can't go back to sleep. I don't think I really experience sleep fragmentation like Wonkawoman, but when I've got a lot on my mind and am anxious- I sleep more lightly, wake up more, and can't go back to sleep cuz my brain is buzzing.
But, in general, I'd say I'm often fatigued in the morning-- even after a good nights' sleep. Once again, though- I'm more likely to feel refreshed if I'm in good physical condition. But, unfortunately, that's kinda rare.
Well-- take care and hopefully we'll hear from Wonkawoman in the next few days.
SG

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