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[Kate of Spice Island]

It takes quite a bit to stop the worrying in the night (daytime, too...)

I had to use medications to help with the PTSD symptoms.

Thanks for posting the article.

[Moose4]

I’m very much the same way. When I get stressed, I’ll wake up at 4 or 5 in the morning and basically quietly freak out. I KNOW it’s irrational but I can’t stop myself.

}:-)4

[blam]

The whole worlds suffers under a Republican administration. These stories will end once the Democrats are in the White House.

[Resolute Conservative]

I am opposite after a really stressful event, becoming angered, or under a lot of stress I could sleep on a bed of nails.

[L98Fiero]

She should do what my wife does when she can’t sleep. Join the hubby in a little horizontal “exercise”. Works every time.

[RayChuang88]

I blame the MSM for causing too much worrying—the news reporting is so negative nowadays that it’s driving people nuts. And you wonder why relations between the sexes have gotten so bad since the 1960’s.

[Froufrou]

It's like a Law & Order episode in my head:

Complete with that double-note stark music? Listen, I wake like this too, and at the same time! Sometimes, it's even when I've been up very late. I've been told it is a 'natural cicadean [sp] rhythym.' I've also been told to try Exedrin p.m. but have not done so.

[rlmorel]

I agree with some of the posters...the MSM wants you in a constant state of anxiety.

Personally, I just finished reading “Brotherhood of Heroes” about the fight for the fight for Peleliu in WWII. Those Marines sometimes went without sleep for three days at a stretch, because if they did sleep they were liable to get their throat cut by an enemy who was often lurking only yards away.

If I wake up at night, I’m gonna thank God I am not on Peleliu, and I am certain I will fall back asleep...

[RightWhale]

At 3:55 AM Coast is on the radio and the guest has just proven the Bilderbergers are funding the ChiCom and the UFOs. Who could sleep?

[VOA]

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