It’s quite remarkable how functional we can be after nights of little sleep, isn’t it?
The good news is there’s no evidence chronic insomnia causes any health problem or any health condition — probably because the body will always generate, at the very least, the minimum amount of sleep it needs.
What can make things more difficult is effort — the more we try to make sleep happen, the more we try to get rid of wakefulness, the more we try to fight or avoid the difficult thoughts and feelings that often come with insomnia, the more difficult it all becomes.
I hope there’s something useful here.
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