Guest guest Posted March 30, 2007 Report Share Posted March 30, 2007 : Before transplant, the docs had me take Benedryl at bedtime. It would knock me out for a couple of hours, which is better than none and at least when I was asleep, I didn't feel the itching. It doesn't work for everybody but it can't hurt to try it, might work for you. Take care! Nikki > > Hi all, > > Does anyone out there have any suggestions of something one can eat or drink to help them sleep better without taking prescripions meds? I get so tired and want to fall asleep but sometimes it takes me a couple of hours before I can finally fall asleep. Then, when I do finally fall asleep it is not a very restful sleep. Maybe it is just something I have to deal with thanks to PSC. > > Sleepless in Oklahoma () > > P.S. Some of you were talking about red spots and red faces, etc. Well, I can tell you that I think I would probably win the prize for the most haggard looking. My gastro. doc told me early on that I would eventually look like an olive on a toothpick. It sounded funny at the time but now I am starting to believe him. I have bird legs, my upper torso and arms look like I just excaped from a refugee camp and my face...............well just the other morning I went out on the back patio to listen to the birds and watch the squirrels and one look at me and they sqwaked and made a b-line for the woods!! I have some of the red spots, too, mostly on my face. When my husband calls the dog, Spotty, we both come running. > Enough said, it's Friday and if we can't laugh at ourselves we'll just cry. This is the better option. > > > --------------------------------- > Get your own web address. > Have a HUGE year through Yahoo! Small Business. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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