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LaurenKunz
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Date Joined Oct 2005
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 		   Posted 12/28/2005 1:18 PM (GMT -6)   
Hello All,
Its slightly off topic, but can I ask you all a question?
Does anyone go through this???
 
I am so tired during the day that I could litereally take four naps a day. 
But at night I am very energetic and love to dig in and clean the house and work out and do all sorts of things.
 
It's hard because with how tired I am during the day you would think when bed time arrived I would fall asleep the moment I hit the pillow.  But it's so unusual because I get a ton of energy at night!  (starting at about 9 PM ish)
 
Is it just me or does anyone else have this kind of body clock?
 
Any words on this would be soo greatly appreciated.
Lauren  :)
 
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tysmyboo
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 		   Posted 1/2/2006 8:17 PM (GMT -6)   

Lauren,

I am that way by nature...I could sleep during the day-everyday, and then rip and run at night and get so much more done!

Mine is not directly related to migraines or medications....or is it?

Sara-Migraine/Headache Forum Moderator
 
Thanks for Visiting HealingWell.com

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Nicky (coquitlam55)
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 		   Posted 1/3/2006 1:13 AM (GMT -6)   

Hi Lauren,

I am the same way. I can't get up in the morning to save my life, but I can stay up all night. Given a choice I always choose to work at night (we have night meetings at work). Everyone thinks I'm nuts but it's my preference. When I don't work I tend to stay up late and get up late. Unfortunately the world doesn't work that way.

It's interesting, I wonder if it's linked to migraines in any way.

Nicky
 
Fall seven times, stand up eight.
                 --Japanese proverb

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LaurenKunz
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 		   Posted 1/3/2006 1:57 PM (GMT -6)   
you guys make me feel so good I am so glad it's not just me.
Lauren
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Sweep
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Date Joined Jan 2006
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 		   Posted 1/30/2006 1:53 PM (GMT -6)   
You know I never gave that much thought. My wife is a Respiatory Therapist and works evenings. Before I met her I was a morning person, and still was through the begining of our relationship. about 2 years ago I started getting migraines, and have had increasing difficulty falling asleep at night. But I can sure sleep through the day. Some days even 12-14 hours dont seem like enough
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goldie houston
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Date Joined Jun 2006
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 		   Posted 9/17/2006 2:37 PM (GMT -6)   
I'm 100% night owl.....Been having migraines for 25 years...Currently as preventative taking Topamax, before Inderal,
 for the pain Maxalt.......
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Annuk
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 		   Posted 9/17/2006 3:24 PM (GMT -6)   
Hi Goldie,

Welcome to Healing Well. How is the Topamax going for you is it helping? I am afraid I am a morning person, I get my best work done in the mornings! I have also had migraines for a very long time too! Keep posting and let us know how you get on.

take care

Ann
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