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Posted by obsidian on January 5, 2008, at 3:32:48
I can't stop thinking, thinking, thinking
I am finding myself absolutely amazed by my own thoughts, and how really amazing people can be
I don't mean to overanalyze my behavior, but this is likely due to stopping seroquel (what little dose I was on)
my mind is "moving" again, but I think I'd like to rein it in a little, 4:30 in the morning is not the time for "deep thoughts", you know?
I told my T that seroquel "clogs" my brain, but that clogging one's brain is not always a bad thing, now I am dealing with the backlash
-this has been an edition of early morning musings, thanks for playing
Posted by Phillipa on January 5, 2008, at 12:45:11
In reply to so it is almost 4:30 in the morning now, and....., posted by obsidian on January 5, 2008, at 3:32:48
Bedtime for me is 2am and bathroom time about that time so I was up too and then back to bed. Sorry hope you're getting some sleep now. Love Phillipa
Posted by Kath on January 5, 2008, at 19:39:32
In reply to so it is almost 4:30 in the morning now, and....., posted by obsidian on January 5, 2008, at 3:32:48
Hope that you get a 'way more restful night tonight!!!
Would a mug of warm milk & honey or sugar help?
Sometimes if I can't sleep, I have that & a couple of calcium tablets & it seems to help.
hugs, Kath
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