For everyone telling me to go to sleep, at least be glad that I’m not doing my marathon nap-work-nap-work thing that I did last year. Yet. There’s always time.
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My last bout of sleep paralysis (which was when I was recently hospitalized for nine days and getting no sleep because literally almost every half hour someone was waking me up for vitals or a blood drawl or to give me medicine or to prod my stomach or the attending bringing in the interns because I'm a great case study or because my infusion pump wanted to make obnoxious noises for no reason) was so horrific that when I told my therapist about it yesterday she visibly paled and freaked out on my behalf. Is that a good sign?
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nothing quite worse on a monday than walking into class and seeing everyone else furiously studying and realizing you forgot there was an exam today
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🛏- how much sleep does my muse get each night? Do they nap during the day?
Nailah is a very poor sleeper, so she tends to take micro naps throughout the day (or work herself until she passes out from exhaustion). She is often wandering the halls of the Rising Stones long after everyone's gone to sleep, keeping herself busy until sleep finally catches her. When she does manage to sleep, its very light and often interrupted with dreams.
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Tomorrow I have to wake up at like 6:30 so I think that going to sleep at 2am is an amazing idea
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there's a thing in the UK called Pharmacy First where you can just ask a pharmacist for advice and treatment for certain conditions, and acute otitis media (the ear infection we've got) is covered by that, which would be great because it'd mean not having to book a doctor's appointment, except for some reason it's age restricted so you can't use Pharmacy First for that if you're over 17 even though you can use it for other conditions because each condition has a different age restriction
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