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I went through a 3 week period of sleeping no more than an hour a night, if at all. Things like "this morning" became very muddled. If I thought about what I
by LanceH 10y ago
I went through a 3 week period of sleeping no more than an hour a night, if at all. Things like "this morning" became very muddled. If I thought about what I had for breakfast, there was no difference between breakfast today and yesterday and even a couple days before that -- they were recalled to mind equally.
Multiple days in a row felt like "today." It's hard to describe the feeling because I've never felt anything like it before or since. It just felt like the stack was overflowing for "today". One night of sleep and things were back to normal.
- reitanqild 10y agoI went through a 3 week period of sleeping no more than an hour a night, if at all. Can you explain why this happened? Off the top of my head it is either military or having a child, but I have a feeling there might possibly be an even more interesting explanation.
- tcoff91 10y agoCould also be a manic episode.
- reitanqild 10y agoDidn't think of that. Hope my original question didn't come off as rude, I'm just seriously interested how this is possible since I have trouble just pulling a single all-nighter :-|
- LanceH 10y agoI was stationed shard ship for a time. Returning to the mainland, I just couldn't sleep. While aboard, with the general him and rocking, I slept very well. It never happened again after subsequent returns from ship.