Sleep deprived and exhausted? These tips will help.
I’m just coming out of two years of sleep deprivation.
Due to some sleep apnea issues (hopefully finally resolved), my now two-year-old daughter slept like a newborn until this summer. Which means, like the mom of a newborn, I was up every three hours at night for the last two years.
This has given me more experience in living with sleep deprivation than I ever wanted and plenty of time to think about how to survive when exhausted. What did I learn while functioning through two years of sleep deprivation?
Self-care matters even more when you’re not sleeping. When I’m sleep deprived, I either don’t want to eat, or I only want to eat donuts. Neither is a good option. And exercise? Forget it. Why would I want to do something that makes me more tired when I’m already tired?
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