Re: wow, i'm really stoned

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Isn't that what that machine is designed to help with? I had a TRH done

on Wednesday, came home Friday, and wish I were sleeping...

In a message dated 9/25/2011 11:58:28 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

lillaross@... writes:

i spent my first full day at home, asleep. i was in the CPM machine and

i'd turn on the tv and then fall asleep for an hour, two or three; get up go

tot he john, get something to eat and then go back into the cpm and go back

top sleep. i really hate this. this morning i took tylenol instead of the

hydrocone; but i took a valium and now that's making me really sleepyl so i

guess i'm in for a nother day f sleeping. it just doesn't seem like the

the healthiest thing to do to be immobile that long.

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That will change (at least it did for me) to where your body will be craving to

get out of bed and you will find yourself rearranging the hours that make up you

total time spent in that CPM machine so that they coincide with your needs or

cravings to be up and about. i finally ended up telling my hubbie to just leave

the machine on the bed all day long ( I had to give up bed space when i napped

but not a problem ) and I began putting MYSELF into and out of it at

preplanned intervals that totaled my required daily tally. My doc said all he

cared about was that i did it for his required daily number of hours.

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> i spent my first full day at home, asleep. i was in the CPM machine and i'd

turn on the tv and then fall asleep for an hour, two or three; get up go tot he

john, get something to eat and then go back into the cpm and go back top sleep.

i really hate this. this morning i took tylenol instead of the hydrocone; but i

took a valium and now that's making me really sleepyl so i guess i'm in for a

nother day f sleeping. it just doesn't seem like the the healthiest thing to do

to be immobile that long.

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