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to go to bed now (7.50pm)?

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DameHermione · 08/04/2012 19:53

I'm having massive trouble sleeping. I wake up every time I turn over because my back hurts and have done for over a year now. Added to that I last night had some very hormonal night sweats, over and over. Then the cat suddenly exploded on the clean washing. And DD has been coughing and spluttering for 5 flipping weeks now and even thoughg she doesn't wake up I do.

And I've been working lots and have to again tomorrow at an ungodly hour.

I'm knackered.

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JosephineCD · 08/04/2012 19:54

Your cat exploded? What does that mean?

FondleWithCare · 08/04/2012 19:55

Go to sleep. Hope you feel better soon.

lolajane2009 · 08/04/2012 19:55

i went at 3pm, hubby brought me home from in laws then went back, and am now awake again, lol obviously.

kerbear · 08/04/2012 19:55

Course your not bein unreasonable-if your tired-go to bed-rest when you can :)

PeppaTwig · 08/04/2012 19:55

YANBU. I'm considering it and I don't have the issues you do!

DameHermione · 08/04/2012 19:58

I hadn't heard him wail to get out - god knows how as every blooy thing else wakes me up. so I didn't get to him in time and he shat and tried to hide it in my pile of clean washing (I'm a slut and it was in a pile on the bathroom floor - separate to the pile of dirty washing). bad bad cat.

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Ben10NeverAgain · 08/04/2012 20:02

i've been in bed since 6!

DameHermione · 08/04/2012 20:03

I'm orf.

night all,

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MamaMimi · 08/04/2012 20:04

No YANBU. Hope you are asleep already!

CheshireDing · 08/04/2012 20:06

Good night.

You need a kitty litter box by the washing, or a cat flap. Or kick him out overnight - my friend said they prefer to prowl at night and sleep in the day.

jammydodger1 · 08/04/2012 20:09

dame if you read this tomorrow hopefully when you get up after a good night sleep, I have aweful trouble with my back and sleeping and have found (in a cupboard I got it when was pregnant with dd1 who is 12) a triangular cushion (came from mothercare) and I use it now as a wedge to support back/front which ever helps on a night and it has helped no end! sleep tight Smile

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