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Stone-Cold-3-16Contributor
During every night and very early morning I wake up for a piss and cannot go back to sleep.
This usually happens around 3 to 4am.
Just having a whinge - hahahahaha - would help if I had someone to cuddle going back to bed but most mornings I just get up as my mind is thinking, thinking, thing,.........
Hope you have a great day.........................................................
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Artgirl-80launContributor
Hey I sympathise with everything your saying someone to cuddle and sleep I wake up at 1am every morning and then by 4pm I'm buggered it's a never ending cycle for me to get out of it wrecks with my head so much.
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FearofUnknownSenior Contributor
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JalepenoNew Contributor
I hear ya. I have a broken foot and a bucket at the moment so its even more bloody frustrsting !!
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NwSenior Contributor
Sometimes having a whinge is all thats needed ether to yourself or anyone that will listen better than keeping everything locked up in your head.
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