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'EXTENDED' non-sleepers. Join me for some moral support.

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popsycal · 15/11/2007 20:18

I have given up.
Ds2 is 2 years 8 months and has never Slept Through. He has rarely slept more than 3 consecutive hours. A normal night - he will wake around 5 times, be in our bed around 2ish and be an absolute menace throughout.

It is not just is, is it?

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saltireflyingatHampden · 19/11/2007 22:01

Hmm, not sure if it actually causes it, but it can trigger off flare ups, certainly in my case it can.. Ask your GP for some Amitryptiline, which in a low dose is good for helping with sleep.
Have you had a look on either of these sites?
Fibro Association and here. the second one has quite a comprehensive list of symptoms

popsycal · 21/11/2007 10:55

HI again saltire - the medication would be for DS2!!!
i can sleep fine most of the time but ds2 wont let me

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TigerFeet · 21/11/2007 11:06

Hurrah another thread I can join

DD is 3.4, up until about 3 months ago she slept fine but now she is a complete horror. She doesn't like being left alone so I have to stay with her while she falls asleep and then if she wakes in the night I am back to her. Every single night I end up in her bed or she ends up in mine. She wakes at least 4 times a night if not more.

It is driving me mental. Dh has done his best to help but only Mummy will do. I am so tired, mindnumbingly so. I suffer from depression and fatigue anyway so it really doesn't help. I really have sympathy for those with fibromyalgia, it is difficult enough to live with without this on top.

Can I come and moan along with you all please? [tired ]

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