Re: Sleep Question../Dreaming

[Guest guest]

: To the best of my recollection, Dr. Maas in " Power Sleep " said that

droping off to sleep very quickly was a sure sign of sleep deprivation, and is

not

otherwise a sign of abnormality. I probably don't need to tell you that it's

very

dangerous to drive a car when your'e severely sleep deprived. What is obvious to

me is that you need help to get some decent sleep. Check the RLS Foundation's

website at www.rls.org if you haven't already, and armed with some solid

information, see a good doctor, if you can find one!

Best of luck,

Don, 74, Albuquerque

Mcks1@... wrote:

> From: Mcks1@...

>

> Considering this group is probably the most well versed on sleep questions....

>

> I have rls.. so obviously I don't sleep. I'm wondering though if everyone

> dozes off at the drop of a hat like I do. And the second my eyes close.. I'm

> dreaming. I can be driving (scary) or working or whatever and if I'm very

> tired.. I can barely keep my eyes open. Sometimes.. the dreaming even starts

> with my eyes open.

>

> in Atlanta

>

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[Guest guest]

: To the best of my recollection, Dr. Maas in " Power Sleep " said that

droping off to sleep very quickly was a sure sign of sleep deprivation, and is

not

otherwise a sign of abnormality. I probably don't need to tell you that it's

very

dangerous to drive a car when your'e severely sleep deprived. What is obvious to

me is that you need help to get some decent sleep. Check the RLS Foundation's

website at www.rls.org if you haven't already, and armed with some solid

information, see a good doctor, if you can find one!

Best of luck,

Don, 74, Albuquerque

Mcks1@... wrote:

> From: Mcks1@...

>

> Considering this group is probably the most well versed on sleep questions....

>

> I have rls.. so obviously I don't sleep. I'm wondering though if everyone

> dozes off at the drop of a hat like I do. And the second my eyes close.. I'm

> dreaming. I can be driving (scary) or working or whatever and if I'm very

> tired.. I can barely keep my eyes open. Sometimes.. the dreaming even starts

> with my eyes open.

>

> in Atlanta

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

I don't nod off, but the times I get to sleep during the daytime (sometimes I

take what I call a dream day) I will dream non stop for the entire time even

when I think I am partially awake. It is bazarr that so many dreams can cram

themselves into such a short period of time.

Lee