8:15 pm - 03/06/2012
While celebrities often seem immune to many of the health problems that plague us here in normal-town -- do they ever not look fabulous in a bikini? And when has someone ever walked the red carpet with a cold? -- there are several famous faces who have opened up about an important health issue that can lead to a host of serious complications: They can't sleep!
According to the National Sleep Foundation, 60 percent of Americans between the ages of 13 and 64 experience a sleep problem every night or almost every night, and 43 percent say they rarely or never get a good night's sleep on weeknights.
ONTD do you have trouble sleeping? What helps you fall asleep?
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Celebrities With Sleep Problems
While celebrities often seem immune to many of the health problems that plague us here in normal-town -- do they ever not look fabulous in a bikini? And when has someone ever walked the red carpet with a cold? -- there are several famous faces who have opened up about an important health issue that can lead to a host of serious complications: They can't sleep!
According to the National Sleep Foundation, 60 percent of Americans between the ages of 13 and 64 experience a sleep problem every night or almost every night, and 43 percent say they rarely or never get a good night's sleep on weeknights.
ONTD do you have trouble sleeping? What helps you fall asleep?
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Of course, during the daytime I doze off easily. Typical.
tl;dr I'm a fucking zombie, barely bearable sometimes.
Ciao, just came back from a semester in Cagliari three weeks ago.
Insomnia sucks when you have low blood pressure and are sleepy/tired most of the time anyway.
I can be weird about where I sleep. Like I need to have some sort of white noise (preferably a fan) and absolute darkness but I've also fallen asleep standing up on a Tokyo bus and once during a final exam so... I guess it depends how tired I am?
http://www.tengaged.com/blog/Beauti
Now I'm on a consistent schedule though and it REALLY helps. I go to bed at 11:30p and wake up at 6:30a (the latest I sleep is 8:30a).
I don't drink caffeine (or alcohol) after 7p.
I fall asleep watching Netflix and my computer is set to go into hibernate after 45 minutes (which I'm already asleep by).
It was fucking awful, but I had that one a lot when I was younger lmao.
One day, I decided that the next time I had that dream, I would stop running. When I did that in the dream, everything sped up to a normal pace. That was the last time I had the dream.
it's creepy how accurate dreams decode your thoughts or subconscious
I actually Googled this and scenarios like these are a lot more common than I thought.
Edited at 2012-03-07 05:00 am (UTC)
There was a giant monster that ate my family, or was about to and it lived in the living room in our house in San Diego. And it said if I fought it would free my family/bring them back but I would run into the kitchen and sob into newspaper. But i distinctly remember waking up and crying in my pillow.
idek.
:(
Except for this one time when it was my sister and I driving near a cornfield and then our car broke down. Then we got out and I looked into the cornfield and saw michael myers, so we got in the car and tried to make it work before he saw us, then I woke up.
Then went back to sleep, and he came to our house and kicked our door down :| And then broke into the wine cellar that we don't have. It was...a mess.