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Sleep related question or depression/insomnia |
hello! i am having a bit of a problem - ok a big problem with depression and energy right now. my sleep patterns have been off for maybe 8 months. i couldn't go to sleep until 7 am saturday morning, and that was with meds. i want to get a part time job bc i feel the schedule would help my sleep - but it's a catch 22, it's hard to look for a job when my sleep is so off. i know exercise will help, but i am right in the middle of a depressive episode and my energy is almost at zero. but i still can't sleep. any good ideas on how to get back to a more normal schedule? i've tried staying up 24 hours, trying to work myself into tired but nothing seems to work. i drink a glass of milk, take meds to help with anxiety, but i just can't get on a good path. I had overwhelming anxiety and insomnia. It turned out to be my use of Splenda. Yup Splenda. Relaxation can help a great deal. It's highly underrated since everyone thinks it's so easy. Proper deep relaxation can help boost your immune system, recharge your batteries and reduce anxiety and stress. I have had the same problem. It is really hard to get back on a regular sleep pattern when you have depression because the smallest thing gets your sleep out of whack. The biggest thing is routine. Get up at the same time EVERY day. No matter if it is a weekend or weekday. Its going to be one of the best things for you I promise. For people without depression it is easier for them to stay on a normal pattern of sleep if they sleep in or go to sleep late a day or two of the week but for people with it it is almost impossible! Just start getting up every day of the week and in a couple weeks your body will start adjusting. As far as going to sleep the best thing is to not stress out about it. If you find that you can't get to sleep just lay in bed and breathe deep and don't stress. Here is a breathing technique that might help. 8 deep breathes on your right side, 8 on your left side, and then 12 on your back. I don't even get to all of them usually I fall asleep haha. Hope this helps. Taking Authority over Your EmotionsEmotions are an area that many Christians don鈥檛 understand. Because of this, Believers often allow their emotions to lead them. As a result, emotionally-led decisions take them on a course that is out of the will of God for their lives. While God gave every human being emotions, it is critical that we get control over negative emotions and subject them to the Word of God. Make these daily confessions so that you can subject your feelings to God鈥檚 Word and make the right decisions: |
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