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wispfox ([personal profile] wispfox) wrote2005-06-09 06:03 am

[early morning]

It is, in fact, very early. Apparently they wake people at 5am, not 6am, after the sleep study. And I was awake at 4:30 for bathroom need, so got up then. It's good that I was as tired as I was, having slept poorly for a few nights, or I'm not sure I'd have slept much, being all covered in wires, and all.

Tired now.

And, I missed one of the few thunderstorms which actually made it to Andover! I saw parts of it on the way to the sleep study, and it looked to have been quite impressive. I like rain when it's downpouring and lighting and thunder, and doesn't last for days. And I _still_ haven't been around anyone I'm dating while there's a lightning storm... _that_ ought to be interesting, when it finally happens!

Was reasonably easy to sleep, other than the wires all over the place, since it was _quiet_, unlike at home. Missed my cat, though. And, more strongly than I had been when I was sleeping at home earlier in the week, I missed [livejournal.com profile] australian_joe.

[identity profile] bridgetester.livejournal.com 2005-06-11 12:41 am (UTC)(link)
When do you get results/what kind of results will you get?

Is part of the problem pure noise levels?

[identity profile] wispfox.livejournal.com 2005-06-15 06:11 pm (UTC)(link)
Results: when I go to an appt w/the sleep doc (~3 weeks after it).

noise: probably, but that's not all of it, since most other people can sleep through (and fall asleep with) things that I can't.