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Date Posted: 21:21:10 03/02/05 Wed
Author: C
Subject: If you're really tired and sleeping a lot, you should schedule a doctor's appointment. It could be a sign of something that's out of balance in your body and a signal.
In reply to: Aria 's message, "my good habit is going to be using spring break next week to determine finally just how much sleep I really need - I can't keep functioning like this - even though I get normally 7 or 8 hours of sleep a night - its just not working at all..." on 08:28:37 03/02/05 Wed

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[> [> [> well I had two sinus infections within a month recently (not sure that it was the same one - my parents were sick in between so I may have just re-caught it) but I'm thinking thats what it is, that my body just hasn't caught back up - besides - when I was in college one of the school nurses more or less figured out from talking to me (their office was in our dorm) that I really need more like 9 or 10 hours of sleep to really feel good) -- Aria, 08:34:30 03/03/05 Thu [1]

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