I have this same problem sometimes too |
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I preformed a WBTB last night and the night before it but I couldn't sleep afterward. The first night I woke up as I usually wake up for a WBTB (after 7 hours) and I did the things that I usually do. I preformed a SILD and tried to get back to sleep as soon as possible but couldn't. The second night I tried to lessen the time (this time after 5.5 hours) and I did the things that I usually do and then preformed a MILD but couldn't sleep this time also and I stayed up from 4 in the morning till 7am |
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Previously known as areyoume
"A winner has to speak not of the world as it is, but of the world as it should be!"
I have this same problem sometimes too |
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I had a similar problem this morning after a 35 minute WBTB. |
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I agree with Utoo. Try to only have as little light as possible. Light inhibits the production of melatonin, which is the chemical that makes you sleepy. Also try not to do too much while you're up. Maybe just sit and think about dreamy things. Overall, I'd suggest playing with the time you wake up. Sooner or later you're gonna find the perfect and optimum WBTB time for you. Good luck haithem |
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It is possible to try too hard to get back to sleep. Now I focus on just relaxing and the sleep takes care of itself. |
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My LDing record, if you want to hear about it, is about 4 WILDs, 1 DEILD, and the rest DILDs.
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