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Insomnia came back!

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09-11-2011, 06:41 PM	#1
Gilspudmama Visitor Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Idaho Posts: 2	Insomnia came back! Alright, I'm new here (first post) and excuse me for any ignorance on my part. I have had insomnia since I was about 17. When I was 18 I started the process of trying to find a sleep med that helped. April of this year I stopped taking the sleep meds (Ambien was what I was on at that time) and I started sleeping fine with occasional Melatonin use. For the past month I have had a horrible time falling asleep at night and cannot sleep through the night anymore. '';////////////

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