I've been getting decent sleep for the most part. I average 7 hours with maybe one bathroom wake up. Trying to soak it in while I can. Currently 36+ wks. I can't fall asleep though until 11/12 most nights and wake up like clockwork around 6/7 for the day, even though Ds doesn't wake until 730+
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I have a pesky night cough so not for the last 2-3 days.
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Yeah, I'm getting sleep. I would fall asleep watching tv after work then DH would wake me up to get me to go to our bedroom. Then I would wake up about 3am each morning to pee. But for the past week, I have been staying a sleep til my alarm. I do feel a bit more rested lately at 24 weeks. *knock in wood*
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Doesn't feel like it. I'm up usually 2x a night to pee. And I wake up other times during the night to change positions, or just bc I'm uncomfortable. It's getting old. I used to be such a deep sleeper, and sleep all through the night. Guess that's out if the question for the foreseeable future!
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Well it's 4:13am and in reading HB soooooo. I woke up with a nasty headache and nausea and and can't get back to sleep.
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If I get the chance for an afternoon nap I'm out cold. Bedtime is usually 10.30 - then I wake up at 1.30, 4.30 and 6.30. DD is up at about 7ish, so sometimes I just bring her in to bed and let her watch tv while I flake it.
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I wake up usually twice to pee and multiple times with leg cramps but thankfully I'm not too uncomfortable and don't have a problem falling right back to sleep.
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Not really... Between the heart burn, needing to pee and pelvic pains, DH coming to bed really late and DD usually waking up once, I feel like I'm awake most of the night. But DH tells me I'm snoring so I must be sleeping more than I think
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My wake-ups are 2-3x per night to pee (often at 1, 3, and 5). And I apparently snore.
Not feeling too tired yet, but sort of dreading going back to work!
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Just got a body pillow so sleeping much better!
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It doesn't feel like it...I'm usually in bed by 8:30pm at the latest, wake up almost every time I have to turn over (I'm ALL belly so its heavy to move) usually once to pee, then my alarm rings at 4:30am. I'm so ready to stop working...only a few more weeks!
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Ehh, sleep is getting progressively more crappy now at 31w. I wake up at least 3x a night to pee (even if I don't drink much in the 2-3 hours before bed... and then I'm just thirsty and cranky!). I have a hard time getting comfortable since I'm not really a side sleeper but now I have to be. I'm SO congested now from pregnancy/allergies and as soon as I lie back even a little I can't breathe at all out of my nose. So every time I wake up my mouth, throat, and lips feel like sandpaper and stuffed with cotton balls, like so dry I'm choking. So I have to drink more water... which means more times waking up to pee! Plus I feel like I have contractions every time I roll over or change position and that sometimes wake me up since they are uncomfortable/sort of painful. So, I am looking forward to post-pregnancy sleep!!
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Man I'm only 13 weeks and already sleeping on the couch because of heartburn. This is gonna be a long pregnancy
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The only reason I'm getting any sleep is because I take Unisom every night. If I miss a night I will toss and turn all night. I rarely wake up during the night if I take Unisom first. I try not to drink a lot of water with 60-90 mins of going to bed so I don't have to pee as much.
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35 weeks and sleep is ok for me. I fall asleep pretty easy, it's the getting up to pee that bugs me!
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I think I'm getting enough sleep, but I get up a lot. I would say I sleep from about 11pm to 7am, and I get up 3-4 times per night to either use the bathroom or go find the Tums (heartburn stinks!). I also will wake up to roll over or get in a more comfortable position, but I don't get out of the bed.
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37 weeks and I'm surprised at how well I'm sleeping. Some mornings I wake up with a bit of back pain, but mostly I'm sleeping pretty deeply.
Not feeling too tired yet, but sort of dreading going back to work!
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