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09-12-2008 07:14 PM |
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Originally Posted by Honduh
(Post 1039349)
Well by your screen name, im going to recomend you quit smoking pot.
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Like I said, the problem has been around much longer than I've been smoking. The only reason it's gotten so urgent recently is because Im now under a lot more pressure to make something happen in my life, whereas when I was in high school I could just deal with it and take my ****ty grades. I'm a junior in college now, and have barely even delcared a major. Its time for me to kick it into gear, but I cant do that when my sleep cycle wont let me out of "Park." I smoked pot in high school, then stopped for 3 years, and my sleep cycle never changed.
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Originally Posted by mrchariybrown
(Post 1039468)
simple.. don't do that..
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Wow thanks! I wish I thought of that! :roll:
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Originally Posted by twastheglow
(Post 1039477)
You NEED to see a doctor. And if this is as urgent as you say it is, then don't wait until the end of the month, insist on getting in sooner.
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Endocrinologist appointments run about 60 days out. Its like waiting TWICE as long for a dyno tune. :lol: I've had my apointment booked since July. My apt is Sept 29th.
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Originally Posted by esunbaboon
(Post 1039509)
Do you keep all your blinds shut? Try keeping all the windows open and moving the bed so the sun hits your face, might help a little. Also when you get up to turn your alarms off, go straight to the shower as fast as you can.
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My room is in the basement, and the only window in my room catches the morning sun at 6:00am. The only reason I know this is because I've tried falling asleep with this sun in my face, and couldnt do it. I had to stuff a pillow in the window to fall asleep. But that same light comes into my room every morning when Im already asleep, and I sleep right through it.
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