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In severe depression that lasted 4 months, I slept for 2-3 hours. There were days when I slept for 0 hours. It's better now. I was prescribed antidepressants and an antipsychiatric drug. But I gave them up. The body will cope with it sooner or later. Give him time.
I've struggled with both insomnia and hypersomnia and easily take the latter over the former - lately I've been sleeping between 10-16 hours and it's great, so much time given away to oblivion I just wish I could sleep forever!! Sleep quality isn't so good n I often wake in pain just to drift off again and escape into crazy dream world...
Love sleeping so much; it's the closest to oblivion I've been able to get so far.
Honestly it varies wildly between days like sometimes I can sleep for only two hours and other days I can sleep for 12. I guess that sorta averages out to about 6-7 hours. There's also plenty of days where I had no sleep.
6-7 hours. I'm a bit sad because I'm having cool dreams lately and daydreaming isn't the same but I can't afford to stay in bed all day if I'm not going to die soon.
My sleep disorder sucked so much that I could barely sleep 2-4 hours a day.
Now, about a month ago, my psych gave me new pills, quetiapine, and I sleep like a normal human being again as long as I'm not too anxious about the following day! (you know, it's just impossible to turn off your brain sometimes)
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