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Grim Chieftain

(2,417 posts)
9. Oh bless your heart
Thu Jul 9, 2026, 03:07 PM
22 hrs ago

Last edited Thu Jul 9, 2026, 03:59 PM - Edit history (1)

Hope you don't mind that your post made me chuckle. Unfortunately, not everything works for everyone. I have been struggling with huge sleep issues for about a year and this finally worked for me.

I had my tonsils removed when I was about the same age and had trouble with the procedure, too. The gas or whatever they gave me was horrid. I kept trying to turn my head and a nurse held me so I had to inhale it. It still creeps me out. Yuck.

I hope you can find something to help you get a sound night's sleep.

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It's sometimes deRien Yesterday #1
I do that, but with specific topics, Ocelot II Yesterday #2
Great ideas Grim Chieftain Yesterday #3
I've done something like this for years Marthe48 Yesterday #4
Best thing I've found for falling asleep is to soak my feet for 10 minutes before getting into bed in hot water with Sogo Yesterday #5
I do that sometimes Jilly_in_VA Yesterday #6
I did that. I would pick a specific word like 'rain' then Polly Hennessey Yesterday #7
I think that it might not work for me. wnylib 23 hrs ago #8
Oh bless your heart Grim Chieftain 22 hrs ago #9
I have found something that works well for me. wnylib 21 hrs ago #16
Gummies! phxjurist 22 hrs ago #10
Reading has been my go-to solution for years FakeNoose 22 hrs ago #11
A cup of Sleep support Herbal Tea. multigraincracker 22 hrs ago #12
Great idea Grim Chieftain 22 hrs ago #14
Listening to the meditations of Marcus Aurelius by a monotonous British baritone progressoid 22 hrs ago #13
I use a mental batting cage utopian 22 hrs ago #15
Listening to calming or boring podcasts.... IcyPeas 14 hrs ago #17
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