Re: Re:Sleepless in New Jersey

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ooohhh to be able to say I slept " very, very well "

*big sigh*

I am having the same problems everyone else mentions.

I sporatically take tylenol PM but even that has

stopped working very good.

I used to have a high stress job that kept me up

nights. I quit that job and have been " taking it easy "

since Mid May. My sleep problems have improved some

but not completely.

I worry now because I am going to go back to work and

I dont think I can function on this LITTLE sleep! I

will do everything I can to have a career change as

that might help but I cant help but be aprehensive.

~Hugs

Melty~

Open RNY 5/1/98 -- -163 lbs

panniculectomy/abdomnioplasty 5/23/01 -- -15 lbs

Dr. Lawrence Barzune Dallas, TX -- would recommend him

110%

**consider myself at goal/maintaining for over 2.5

years but want to try and tone up and lose another

10-15 lbs if possible!

**considering a breast lift

--- Bandas dbandas@...> wrote:

> Yesterday, I took about 2 grams of glutamine

> mid-afternoon and then 6 grams

> before bedtime on an empty stomach. I slept very,

> very well. I woke up

> once, walked around, then slept soundly until the

> alarm went off. This is a

> big, welcome improvement for me.

>

> I'm also taking a new " carb repair " formula of

> vitamins that are really

> helping sugar/carb cravings. The guy is a local

> weight loss psychologist

> who actually isn't full of shit! I've known him a

> long time. He is very

> tuned into all of the insulin regulation, etc. I've

> asked him if I could

> post his url here for his free Overweight

> Newsletter. It's interesting

> reading. The stuff is high in chromium picolinate,

> vanadium, biotin. Who

> knows....my brother is still m.o. and has lost

> weight on the stuff.

>

> in Austin

> RNY April 1998

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