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Insomnia?

Have any of you felt with insomnia during your pre op phase? I haven't been able to sleep for weeks....

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Have any of you felt with insomnia during your pre op phase? I haven't been able to sleep for weeks....

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Try not being able to sleep for months. Bedtime for me has been 2:45 a.m. or later and rise at 5:50 a.m.

I sleep until about 2 and then wake up and can't go back to sleep until it is time to get up but I am 6 weeks post-op.

I think its because we are drinking a lot and nothing heavy is in your stomach plus nerves. :) when are you having the sleeve?

I think its because we are drinking a lot and nothing heavy is in your stomach plus nerves. :) when are you having the sleeve?

My date is tomorrow Aug. 2nd.

My sleep pattern has been wacky since I had my kids. I was always a light but sound sleeper (if that makes sense). Now, when I sleep I find myself waking up at 3:30 or 4:00 AM with a bed time of 10 PM. Started thanks to their feeding schedule and my old work schedule.

I looooveee sleep, so it can be a pain. But what I noticed is that it is also due to the Vitamins. Pre-op I took vitamins once a day and did a lot of physcial activity. So I found myself sleeping until 30 minutes before my alarm went off at 5:30 AM.

Post-op, I'm still building my activity and now I have to take vitamins twice a day (AM and PM). So that accounts for some of my issue. By the time my PM Vitamin kicks in, it is early in the AM. I'm hoping that once my activity level is back to pre-op levels I'll sleep longer.

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