did anyon e have trouble sleeping before there surgery?

[Guest guest]

I hav been tossing and turning evry night for the past couple of

nights.... It is driving me crazy.. I end up falling asleep around 2

or 3... di anyone else have this problem?

amy

[Guest guest]

Absolutely Amy!!!

I had terrible trouble sleeping right before my surgery. I think

thats common for people to be that nervous no matter what kind of

surgery you're having. Hang in there and soon you'll be smiling at

the numbers on your scale. It's been months and sometimes I still

can't believe that I've lost this much weight so far.

As for the not being able to sleep, it seemed like it was taking

forever right before my surgery but I just sorta waited it out and

kept trying to think about the positive future I was going to have

for a change. The thing is that people can have trouble sleeping

from worrying but also from being excited and happy and getting

wound up. I can't give any advice other than hang in there and

before you know it you'll be on the 'losing side'

Bridget Northam

P.S. Maybe someone else on the board can give some good advice or

has had their doctor recommend something . . .?

> I hav been tossing and turning evry night for the past couple of

> nights.... It is driving me crazy.. I end up falling asleep

around 2

> or 3... di anyone else have this problem?

>

> amy

[Guest guest]

you know.. i just gotten to where i can sleep without peeing a zillion times

at night but nowi am getting uo not sure if its tottally the new c-pap or ia

m anxiouse.. i do know i am starting to get my stress rash again..i hate it

... my maa always knows when i am stressing i get this rash.. also now i am

got a ear infection going to the doc today.. i hope they donot push me

back.. grrrr.. always somthing.. but yes my sleeping is limitting here last

4 days.. starlet

>

>Reply-To: Gastric_Bypass_Family

>To: Gastric_Bypass_Family

>Subject: Re: did anyon e have trouble sleeping

>before there surgery?

>Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2004 14:09:14 -0000

>

>Absolutely Amy!!!

>I had terrible trouble sleeping right before my surgery. I think

>thats common for people to be that nervous no matter what kind of

>surgery you're having. Hang in there and soon you'll be smiling at

>the numbers on your scale. It's been months and sometimes I still

>can't believe that I've lost this much weight so far.

>As for the not being able to sleep, it seemed like it was taking

>forever right before my surgery but I just sorta waited it out and

>kept trying to think about the positive future I was going to have

>for a change. The thing is that people can have trouble sleeping

>from worrying but also from being excited and happy and getting

>wound up. I can't give any advice other than hang in there and

>before you know it you'll be on the 'losing side'

>Bridget Northam

>P.S. Maybe someone else on the board can give some good advice or

>has had their doctor recommend something . . .?

>

>

> > I hav been tossing and turning evry night for the past couple of

> > nights.... It is driving me crazy.. I end up falling asleep

>around 2

> > or 3... di anyone else have this problem?

> >

> > amy

>

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