Spell Insomnia Novels & Stories

"Then what's the solution for it ?" "Insomnia is a result of mental illness ...... May be something drastic happened with him in past which is not letting him sleep ..... It can be anything and I will suggest take him to the psychiatrist ....... U shouldn't ignore mental illness like he is ignoring it " he said, she nodded in acknowledgement and doctor left with Abhimanyu. He knew about Manik's insomnia nd he have told him many times to visit some counselor but Manik never agreed so today he thought may be Nandini can do that. ....................||

Upon hearing this, Jayden immediately threw Charlotte to the back of his mind, "Can you fall asleep? Are you only able to fall asleep on airplanes?" Dangelo had been suffering from insomnia for over two months, needing sleeping pills to fall asleep every time. But he took too many sleeping pills, now he can't really fall asleep even when he takes them. Before this flight, Dangelo hadn't really slept well for a week. Jayden tried all sorts of ways, but none of them worked. Dangelo glanced at him, didn't say anything, walked to the baggage claim, and pulled out his suitcase. Jayden paused for a moment, then realized what was going on and felt a bit puzzled.

Sienna remained silent for a moment, letting me talk. “It’s not… it’s not that I’m crazy. I… I know what’s real and what’s not… or at least I thought I did.” My knuckles tightening against the wooden surface. “But it felt… it felt so real.” Sienna nodded slowly. “Vivid dreams can be a symptom of trauma… stress… or even a neurological condition.” She opened her notebook again and flipped through a few pages. “Some people experience something called ‘hypnagogic’ or ‘hypnopompic’ hallucinations, when they’re falling asleep or waking up.”

She had woken up at five in the morning, her alarm clock on her phone blaring in her right ear after she had fallen asleep on it listening to the same cyberpunk ASMR video that had sent her off into unconsciousness for the past week. It had been nice to be told that she was helpful in some way, even if that way was being used in an illegal drug trial after being kidnapped from the Serial Experiments Lain club, to help get her to sleep, the paranoia fuelled insomnia developing when she was thirteen, latching its hooks into her brain, and then never leaving her again alone in the dark of night. It had always taken her a few minutes to shake off the night’s nightmares, when she awoke in the mor

She thought she had heard someone breathing. Thaddeus had said he would sleep in the study, but his study only had a desk and chair. It wouldn't be as comfortable as the couch in the living room. At this moment, he was plagued by nightmares, with sweat dripping from his forehead. Nightmares had become the norm for him. In fact, being able to fall asleep was already considered good for him. He sometimes suffered from insomnia for two to three days in a row and couldn't close his eyes. He even insisted on going to work the next day, which was even more grueling than nightmares.

No, it can't be. He stayed in his study area for too long since he knows it makes no sense for him to stay in their room because he is somniaphobic, which causes him to have insomnia. When he was young, every time he fell asleep, he experienced a series of nightmares that showed violent and terrifying incidents in which someone tried to capture him; since then, he has been scared to sleep at night and has suffered from insomnia. But then something occurred to him: he remembered falling asleep easily with Bella the night before, so he went to their bedroom. When he noticed her wife was freezing while sleeping on the floor under a blanket, he lifted her and transferred her to the bed.

"It's 8 pm. You should shower; I'll get us some food, then go in after you." "Aiden—" "Ugh. We'll figure it out when it's time to sleep. You aren't resting soon, right?" "I am. It's late, and we need to get up early. Aren't you?" "No, love, I have insomnia." She blinked thrice. "You what?" "Mild. But it's still there. Especially when I travel a bit." "Jet lag?" "No—insomnia." "Go freshen up. I'll head downstairs and place the order there. Give you space."

"Ah, I've been a bit tired lately, so my memory is also from time to time. But, I'm really glad to see the Earl again. Besides, I apologize for intentionally taking your name to come here." Joseph worriedly asked: "I don't mind that at all. I just wanted to know where are you feeling unwell?" Alice sighed. "It's just that recently, my sleep has not been very good. Every morning when I wake up, my whole body is very tired and uncomfortable. Nightmares keep repeating, tormenting me, making me a little afraid when I have to close my eyes to sleep. Because I didn't want to let my parents know and was worried, I purposely borrowed your name to go to the store to find medicine for me. I hope you w

At times, May can decide to sandwich herself in our bed like a child, saying she's afraid of nightmares. Seven and I kiss goodnight and he switches off the light. I don't have the urge to sleep tonight. I have a lot of baggage in my head and it's stressing me out. But most of all, Seven's illness is the one eating up my head, causing insomnia. It has been like this for a couple of nights now. I just stay up at night eyes closed but my mind wide open, swallowed in thoughts. Seven is sleeping peacefully right next to me. Seven suddenly creeps out of bed and heads to the washroom.

" I linked my wolf as I descended the stairs, heading to the bedrooms. Unlike the previous night, though, sleep seemed elusive when I finally crawled under the covers, and I found my thoughts wandering. I suffered from insomnia..I had developed it seven years ago, back when I went to the Alpha College. It was during that period when Amery had sent me the documented evidence of Sabrina betrayal. That witch! To think I had believed her fabricated sh*t! I had even been so heartbroken that falling asleep had seemed like a far away fantasy. I would toss and turn on the bed, claw all my skin, as I tried to fight those vivid images that had always found a way of creeping to my mind. After more than