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So the other day I slept for 3 hours. Then I woke up spoke to Matt, then laid down and woke up and was like ahhh what time is it? looked at my clock and I was like wait what…I slept for 16 hours.
I don't know how, or why, but I did. I haven't had more than four hours sleep in 6 years.
Anything odd like this ever happen to anyone else?
Wow, that's incredible. I think this is definitely an area of insomnia that needs further research – what suddenly triggers us to sleep for such extended periods of time?
It'd be interesting to see if this happens to other members, and how often.
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'IvanAleisterMesniaa' wrote on '08:So the other day I slept for 3 hours. Then I woke up spoke to Matt, then laid down and woke up and was like ahhh what time is it? looked at my clock and I was like wait what…I slept for 16 hours.
Anything odd like this ever happen to anyone else?
It's odd, but since we moved to this house near San Jose CA, I have slept a great deal more. This summer I had more days than not where I finally fell asleep, and stayed that way for 9+ hours. I'd get up for a few hours, go to take a nap that lasted 2-3 hours, get up for dinner, and then go to bed between 10 and midnight, and start over again. We said that the dogs were generating “sleepyons”: the elemental particle of sleep.
In my case, it may have been 1) poor blood sugar control 2) medication interactions 3) a bit of depression 4) not wanting to do what needed to get done 6) the sheer joy of being able to sleep, or a little of all of them.
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