Welcome to the forum. Some of us are a bit more predisposed to sleep disruption — but that doesn’t mean that one night of poor sleep has to lead to a long-term problem with sleep.
As long as we don’t react to short-term sleep disruption, we allow our sleep to recover by itself — and it will usually do so relatively quickly.
It’s usually only when we respond to a poor night of sleep and then do things in a bid to compensate for a bad night or to improve our sleep that sleep issues stick around for longer than they otherwise would.
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