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So it's almost midnight PST....bored target... been clever all night( got nothing now <G<)

who's still awake???

 

 

wanna trade jokes? new foods? recipes? I'm newly dx, it'd be easy!!!!

 

 

come out and play!!! say hi!!!

 

L


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Georgia-guy Enthusiast

Alarmist midnight? This was posted at 02:43am my time! And the sad thing is, I was still lying in bed awake.

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Haha, almost, not alarmist!

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When it is late at night and I can't sleep, I will go take some benadryl and eat whatever sweets I have in front of the TV until it kicks in.  I like that show on animal planet called "Too Cute."  (it shows litters of kittens and puppies)  ..... really relaxing and it helps me fall asleep, lol.

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I don't have cable yet (it's not a priority in the place I just got, need to get the rest of the essentials first). And Benadryl does nothing for me, as a matter of fact, every med I have ever taken that was either designed to or that had a known side effect of making you fall asleep doesn't even make me yawn. I will go to the ER and be given a narcotic, and be wide awake still hours later.

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