If dreaming is making you tired, you'll understand why we are searching for answers to our problem. We can fall asleep for only a few minutes and be dreaming, but the doctor's say we are not in REM sleep. So what do you do when you wake up from your dreams more tired than when you went to sleep? No one seems to know yet, but we are going to try to find out. Come help me find the answers, and finally get a good nights sleep!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
still working. . .
Found a different type of site today, and trying to figure out if anyone out there actually understands non-rem dreaming. If I can find it, I will post what I find. Someday we will have this mystery solved!
Hello - I have read your blog and your symptoms are identical to what I have been suffering. But I have recently been able to find help and I am 50% on my way to a cure. If you are still writting this blog here is a link to a clinic that has been able to help me. My life has been changed and is getting better and more manageable all the time. Please let me know if I can give you some more information. Although the website doesnt mention helping our particular sleep disorder they took me on as a patient and are having much success. www.ifn.net.au
Hello - I have read your blog and your symptoms are identical to what I have been suffering. But I have recently been able to find help and I am 50% on my way to a cure. If you are still writting this blog here is a link to a clinic that has been able to help me. My life has been changed and is getting better and more manageable all the time. Please let me know if I can give you some more information.
ReplyDeleteAlthough the website doesnt mention helping our particular sleep disorder they took me on as a patient and are having much success.
www.ifn.net.au