Spell Insomnia Novels & Stories

she exclaimed and skipped away happily. I giggled. ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️ So I might have lied to Diego about having insomnia. Before I lost my family...I use to have symptoms of insomnia, the slightest sound could wake me up and keep me up for hours at night till I finally fall asleep. My parents knew about it and quickly started putting me on meds...ever since they died ..it because worse.

Jennifer asked them over dinner and Mila nodded eagerly. "Yes, I can't wait!" Mila exclaimed. She glanced at Emma and saw her zoned out. "Emma," Mila said, looking at her. "Emma," she repeated. Emma snapped out of her thoughts and quickly looked at her. "W-What?" "You zoned out, you good?" Jennifer asked her and she nodded. "Just e-exhausted, I h- haven't been sleeping w-well," Emma told her, and she was not lying. Her insomnia got the best of her, she slowly started to forget what sleep felt like.

It was obvious that the president never did. " Did you do anything to make him angry?" she asked " No, not that I know of" " Okay, I wouldn't want to waste your time, the doctor said you should sleep early, so finish your work and go to bed," she said, concerned about my illness. Since the death of Peter, I was diagnosed with insomnia. I couldn't have a good sleep without having nightmares and they were all about the night that Peter died, so I always took my medicine before going to bed and the doctor had told me to never go to bed late.

Because of less sleep or maybe as the side effect of the pills. She does have a habit of reading books or using laptop to fall asleep. She cannot fall asleep until her brain is completely tired. But it is common for every person with insomnia. ‘I should really read side effects before taking any pill now!!’ thought Lily in disbelief. “I might have said that it’s just really strange. I do not open up in front of people very often. But I think I trust you more than I thought!!” said Lily with a small smile. “That’s a good thing” said Jisung with his charming dimple smile.

"I told her to rest but she's too hungry to sleep." My mouth opens but David speaks first, asking, "Is that right?" "Stubborn one, this one. Why doesn't she sleep well? Look at her, she's exhausted." David comes around the counter as I say, "You know, Helena, it might be genetic. I have a family of terrible sleepers; paralysis, apnea, insomnia, sleepwalking—the whole nine yards." "Where does it hurt?" David asks as he stands behind me. I turn in my seat and peer up at him. "I'm fine, really."

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.

Zoey expressed her gratitude and turned around, only to come face to face with a man she hadn't seen in a long time. Laurence's insomnia hadn't improved. Melatonin had no effect on him, and he still couldn't sleep through the night. Even when he did fall asleep, he was often startled awake by nightmares. Recently, he couldn't even get five hours of sleep a day. The quality of his sleep was also poor.

" I'm always like this, I have difficulty falling asleep, frequent awakenings, and sometimes difficulty returning to sleep after awakenings. I only had this, when I got here, and I'm feeling sad and lonely whenever I'm thinking of my mom." I believe all person has it's weakness and I think her mom is her biggest weakness, which cause her to have insomnia when she leave her and missed her. " I'd experienced that, and I can only advice you to pray. Give all your worries to God, all your concernment and solicitude to him. It will help you " I verbalize to her, thinking and basing it on my own experienced before. " I can't fall sleep easily when I'm not tipsy or drunk and I can't fall asleep whe

What the fuck was she talking about? “Her insomnia’s back,” Caroline said. Insomnia? More things about my enigma suddenly made sense. The way she passed out, not rousing as I moved her around, a result of pure exhaustion. I also remembered the bottle from her drawer—Triazolam and Sonata. Not one, but two different options. Probably because of the dependency issues with the Triazolam, but I knew for a fact how it could help with night terrors, which I suspected she suffered from as well.

Her breathing grew steady. This was the deepest sleep she'd had in years. She didn't even dream. "Good. No more sleepless nights," Tabitha thought vaguely. For years, her insomnia had been so bad she needed medication. First, it was when Daphne provoked Derek, and he gave her the silent treatment. She stayed awake all night waiting for him. Later, after being framed and undergoing chemotherapy, she was curled up in a hospital bed, barely able to breathe, much less sleep.