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I get about 2 or 3 hours of sleep each night. I’m taking Clonidine .15 mg and I can sleep of an hour of two then I’m up for about 3 hours and then I can sleep for an hour or two and then in the morning I feel very tire and I have to sit in my recliner to rest so I can do something. I’m also 75 years old which doesn’t help.
RichardWhen you wake during the night, how do you respond to that wakefulness? Do you have a reasonably consistent out of bed time in the morning?
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