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Article: TIRED OF INSOMNIA.(Family Times)
- Article from:
- The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
- Article date:
- April 15, 2001
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3:15 - Wake up.
3:17 - Toss, turn.
3:25 - Flip through the pages of a book.
4:13 - Stress out about a long day at the office on too little sleep.
This is a typical night for someone suffering from insomnia. For John Wiedman, a mortgage banker from Memphis, Tenn., nights like this went on for years.
After a while, Mr. Wiedman grew accustomed to being up at night. He jokes that he is now an expert on the juicers and abdominal toners sold on late-night television.
That doesn't mean he grew any more comfortable with less sleep.
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