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clio51
07-03-13, 10:24
I've been trying everything you can think off to try and get some shut eye for months now.

The only way I do is with zopiclone, and I can't keep taking that for months and my go won't let me anyway. She already told me every now and then.

How you had problems where you mind won't switch off and what did you do???

As your antidepressant caused you to not sleep??

Annie0904
07-03-13, 10:32
I bought a sound pillow (pillow with little speakers in) and I play sleep therapy music through it. It helps me to sleep. I downloaded the music from a website.

clio51
07-03-13, 13:10
Thanks Anne

Done that got kindle and listened to hypnotherapy sleep download didn't work
There's not much I havnt tried . Apart from sleeping meds nothin work's.

Xx

sparkle_1979
07-03-13, 13:17
The only way I can sleep is with the TV on

clio51
07-03-13, 13:25
Can't do that sparkle OH would go mad,

Dazzlar13
07-03-13, 13:41
I know exactly what you mean. Plus if I'm awake for too long I start fretting and getting frustrated. Only things that work for me seem to bad for me Would be nice if my mind worked like a normal persons in these situations:mad:

sparkle_1979
07-03-13, 13:41
Tell him u will go mad first if u don't get some bloody sleep :)

clio51
07-03-13, 13:46
Nice one sparkle lol

swgrl09
07-03-13, 13:57
Once I've been tossing and turning an hour, I get up and do something. Sometimes it helps, sometimes it doesn't. After years of struggling when I have a sleepless night now I just try to accept it, it's just a night without sleep, I'll be fine.

I think my antidepressant helps me now to sleep better because I don't get as worked up about not sleeping well. I started taking it in the morning too because I was struggling with sleep when I increased my dose.

clio51
07-03-13, 14:02
I'm not just talking a night I could put up with that.

Can't keep getting up others in the house, the house alarm would be going on/off all night waking others up too

sarahsarah
07-03-13, 14:29
I find listening to radio programmes helps- The Archers, The News Quiz, anything at all. I use earbuds and it never disturbs my husband xx