So I’m going to start with this tidbit: The brain literally starts eating itself when it doesn’t get enough sleep. AHHHhhhhhh!!!!!!! My brain is EATING
Tag: Insomnia
Okay, so sleep and fibromyalgia are not friends
So there are a lot of issues with sleep and fibromyalgia. I also have other chronic pain and vertigo, but seriously since I was young
Why I’m not sleeping
There are a lot of reasons with chronic illness for the inability to sleep at night. I find these to be the Most Common
Pain at night #Painsomnia
Infrequently Asked Questions: Why do we feel more pain at night? -we-feel-more-pain-night/ Why do we seem to experience so much heightened pain at
Lack of continuous sleep in Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia has some pretty distinctive sleep disturbances associated with it not to mention comorbid sleep issues. It is one of the key factors in the
Sleep hygiene and insomnia
When I was younger with Fibromyalgia I had some serious insomnia. In fact, it was the first symptom to present itself. I never found it
Fibromyalgia and sleep issues
Fibromyalgia and sleep dysfunction go hand in hand. Some researchers believe that fibromyalgia is, in essence, a sleep disorder but whether it is or not it definitely
Sleep duration and fibromyalgia pain intensity
Insomnia, sleep disorders, and impaired sleep have always been considered significant factors in regards to fibromyalgia syndrome and even explored as a cause to the syndrome. It
Unrefreshed sleep, migraines, and insomnia
I have known for a very, very long time that my migraines have had a lot to do with my crappy sleep cycle. For one
Health-related quality of life regarding sleep and fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia (FM) is a syndrome defined by chronic widespread pain with multiple tender points, fatigue, sleep dysfunction, cognitive dysfunction and abnormal pain processing. Sleep dysfunction
Sleep study last night
I am not sure how effective a sleep study is on an insomniac when the study itself ensures it is near impossible to get to
Migraine nightmares, sleep paralysis and freaking myself out
I must have been around twenty-two-ish when I had my first sleep paralysis experience, which given my persistent innate insomnia is surprising. I had been
