[Dee]

I have suffered with insomnia since late 2006, which i put down to my brother dying. Then 3 years later I was diagnosed with breast cancer, this resulting in total sleep deprivation.

My GP has prescribed me with various sleeping pills over the years which seem to work initially, but they soon have little or no effect, unless I double or treble dose. I dread going to bed at night. I am an anxious person anyway, but feel like i am going insane because I cant naturally fall asleep.

[Martin Reed]

Sorry to hear about your brother and your own health issues. Are you still being treated for the breast cancer? Unsurprisingly, there is a strong link between cancer and insomnia.

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