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(Message started by: catfish 47 on Nov 13^th, 2006, 7:51pm)

Title: naps are hard to get (again)
Post by catfish 47 on Nov 13^th, 2006, 7:51pm

I'm not in my cycle yet, but I think he's close by. When I'm getting hit Frank won't let me take naps at all,real headbangers. Right now Frank (my friend in my head) is just squezzing the hell out of my brain and poking my eye whenever I want to nap. No headaches yet. My question is has anyone else ever started a cycle like this.

Title: Re: naps are hard to get (again)
Post by NovellRed on Nov 13^th, 2006, 8:53pm

Not exactly like what you describe, but if there is a question of being in the beginning of cycle, a nap is a sure fire way of telling.
If I sleep for 30 minutes in the afternoon and a CH doesn't wake me up, I'm not in a cycle. If it does then I am in a cycle.

Title: Re: naps are hard to get (again)
Post by chewy on Nov 13^th, 2006, 9:23pm

Frank ??

ROFLMAO!

Sleep disturbances are always my first indication that cycle is on the horizon.

Title: Re: naps are hard to get (again)
Post by Richr8 on Nov 13^th, 2006, 9:28pm

on 11/13/06 at 19:51:58, catfish 47 wrote:

has anyone else ever started a cycle like this.

Sounds like my cycle. Not before. Any sleep will set me off.

Title: Re: naps are hard to get (again)
Post by catfish 47 on Nov 13^th, 2006, 9:42pm

I work const. rented a house last year,they say the house was haunted by a Dr. who killed himself. I named him Frank. I was deep in a cycle and Frank was in my head.

Title: Re: naps are hard to get (again)
Post by roy21302 on Nov 14^th, 2006, 8:47am

Sleep pattern disruption is one of the first signs of things going bad, that for sure. Franks a very tame name for your friend in your head, most of the names mine gets are unprintable, here to future Pain free days
Cheers Roy ;)