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I need sleep!

I'm 1 week postoperative and finding it really hard to sleep at night, I'm only managing 2-3 hours at the most, I'm thinking it could be down to the amont calories I'm having, is anyone else having the same or had the same??

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  • Blame it on nerves. This is the best thing you will ever do for yourself. Even if you don't get a lot sleep, you can use some concealer. They haven't yet made a concealer for thighs. Relax and enj

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Im up now so it's fair to say my sleep has been weird. I have napped during the day and then my husband wakes me up to walk every couple of hours...not sure why. I feel good, I'm just up at 2:45am :-)

I kept waking up for 2 hours in the middle of the night for the first week. Also sleeping on your back interrupted my sleep. It gets better. No you need more sleep! Are you sleeping during the day at least?

As you lose weight and break the carb/sugar cycle of addiction, sleep will definitely change. I need much less now than I did before. But, 2-3 is not enough for anyone. Hopefully it's just a phase that will end soon. Best wishes.

Blame it on nerves. This is the best thing you will ever do for yourself. Even if you don't get a lot sleep, you can use some concealer. They haven't yet made a concealer for thighs. Relax and enjoy the ride.. It's worth it

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