Help with getting out of bed on the morning
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Go to bed earlier. Sleep with a window open. Ensure you are fully relaxed before sleeping, in order to improve the quality of sleep. No food or caffeinated drinks for a couple of hours before hand. Establish a routine and don't work right up till it's time for bed.
If you're really struggling, go to the quack; sleep apnea (Google it; it's basically where you stop breathing for a few seconds, then make a large snorty noise) can ruin the quality of your sleep, and can be rectified by a little pump and nose-mask thing that keeps your air passages open.
You can have as many alarms as you like, but the best thing of all is to get a good night's sleep, which is what I'm betting that you're missing.
>> Edited by CommanderJameson on Thursday 19th January 22:58
If you're really struggling, go to the quack; sleep apnea (Google it; it's basically where you stop breathing for a few seconds, then make a large snorty noise) can ruin the quality of your sleep, and can be rectified by a little pump and nose-mask thing that keeps your air passages open.
You can have as many alarms as you like, but the best thing of all is to get a good night's sleep, which is what I'm betting that you're missing.
>> Edited by CommanderJameson on Thursday 19th January 22:58
I too have so much trouble trying to get up in the morning always have.
Even this morning I knew I had to get up and ready and take my dog for a walk and get him to the vets for 9am and at 8.20am I am still lying there half asleep/half awake thinking just another 5 minutes.
Then I leave it so late I rush around like a lunatic panicking.
My life is like that Radiohead song with the words - " You do it to yourself you do."
I don`t feel normal if I have to get up before 9am. I think we all have different body clocks but that doesnt really help you with your problem.
Only suggestion take 2 Nytol and a glass of wine at 9pm and hope to be asleep by 10pm.
Even this morning I knew I had to get up and ready and take my dog for a walk and get him to the vets for 9am and at 8.20am I am still lying there half asleep/half awake thinking just another 5 minutes.
Then I leave it so late I rush around like a lunatic panicking.
My life is like that Radiohead song with the words - " You do it to yourself you do."
I don`t feel normal if I have to get up before 9am. I think we all have different body clocks but that doesnt really help you with your problem.
Only suggestion take 2 Nytol and a glass of wine at 9pm and hope to be asleep by 10pm.
shoebag said:
I too have so much trouble trying to get up in the morning always have.
Even this morning I knew I had to get up and ready and take my dog for a walk and get him to the vets for 9am and at 8.20am I am still lying there half asleep/half awake thinking just another 5 minutes.
Then I leave it so late I rush around like a lunatic panicking.
My life is like that Radiohead song with the words - " You do it to yourself you do."
I don`t feel normal if I have to get up before 9am. I think we all have different body clocks but that doesnt really help you with your problem.
Only suggestion take 2 Nytol and a glass of wine at 9pm and hope to be asleep by 10pm.
I was up your way today seeing my accountant,thats a bloody nice wall out the front of your place
As for the getting up in the morning,keep a copy of Fiesta under your mattress and give your heart a "Jump Start" in the morning.
Edited to say that second bit wasnt meant for you shoebag
>> Edited by ZR1cliff on Thursday 19th January 23:39
I hate mornings too.
I would recommend Radio 2, Sarah Kennedy. She talks a load of boring old crap and her voice is so intensely irritating that I can't sleep through it so I get up to get away from her.
You could always put the alarm clock on the other side of the room so you have to get up to turn it off.
I would recommend Radio 2, Sarah Kennedy. She talks a load of boring old crap and her voice is so intensely irritating that I can't sleep through it so I get up to get away from her.
You could always put the alarm clock on the other side of the room so you have to get up to turn it off.
Mrs Trackside said:This is a very good idea, but you might find you get through quite a few radios - they don't tend to bounce...
I would recommend Radio 2, Sarah Kennedy. She talks a load of boring old crap and her voice is so intensely irritating that I can't sleep through it so I get up to get away from her.
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w job wakes me up..