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My most memorable sleep deprivation story is staying up all night to give birth to my little one!
Sitting with my daughter while she gave me a new granddaughter!!!!
My most memorable sleep deprivation was the first week I came home with our son. My husband and I were so sleep deprived tring to get our little one to sleep.
The 4 days of labor I endured waiting, in the hospital, to give birth to my daughter
In the hospital…. after the baby was born. I recommend nurseries.
When my first son was getting his molars in it was nonstop screaming all night long for two nights. I littlerally thought i was going to die and know I was a little crazy for a couple of days.
My most memorable sleep deprivation was when my first daughter was born, I would wake up up few minutes to check on her, being a new mom I was afraid to go to sleep, I was afraid I would not hear her
Pulling all nighters in grad school!
Mine is not so great. My dad was in a nursing home and had Huntington’s Disease and was not doing so well. I couldn’t sleep but maybe a half an hour at a time!
I wanted to share another sleep deprivation moment. I was working, going to school, and taking care of my 3 kids on my own. It was rough to not sleep much.
Right after my daughter turned one I took on a night job, so I worked all night while she slept than stayed up all day with her. I loved nap time but could have used a good 8 hours instead of the 2-4 I got.
last night 😛 my youngest woke up 10 times! i’M whacky tody
My memories of sleep deprivation are all related to taking care of little babies during the wee hours of the night.
Being awake for 36 hours and in labor wasn’t fun!
During Desert Storm/Desert Shield, I went almost 6 days without sleep, our unit kept moving we were getting bombed, I was so tired!
the first 9 months of my daughter’s life – she didn’t sleep!!!!
When I was at the end of my first pregnancy, I was miserable because I was huge (I gained around 40 lbs) and on bed rest. That was sleep deprivation.
My youngest son wakes up at 5 every day…it is pretty memorable to me…lol
The night before I gave birth.
When my kids were babies and I”l have to sit up with them most of the night
Ugh. Working late nights, wife works during the day, lo decides to start waking up 3 hours earlier than usual, for the past 3 months. I’m always tired. lol
well i live in florida, and i remember when hurricane opal came about fifteen years ago…i was out of power for two weeks, it was awful, and i remember sleeping about two to three hrs at a time…..without air conditioner, miserable.
Mine was when my boyfriend and i were texting,i fell asleep and he called me 9 minutes later and woke me up and i couldnt go back to sleep and i had to work early the next day
the first week home from the hospital, she didn’t know her nights from her days
my now 16 year old would not sleep. i can remember sitting in her room with the door closed, my back up against the door (so she couldn’t escape) begging, pleading, threatening, cajoling her to go to sleep! I completed a crochet Blues Clues afghan for her cousin during this time. LOL
When my oldest was a baby I never got any sleep, it seemed I went days at a time without. Thankfully she grew out of it :).
When I brought our 1st born home from the hospital….I didn’t sleep because I was always checking to see if he was breathing
When my daughter was an infant, I was taking overtime hours in college, working full time, and taking care of a baby. I didn’t sleep much.
The first week home from the hospital, she didn’t know her days from her nights
When I started my new job. I was so afraid my alarm was not going to wake me up, I couldn’t sleep at all. Started my new job on about two hours of sleep.
The few days after I gave birth.
The first week we brought our daughter home from the hospital
And later when she went on her first date.
another time was the night before I gave birth
When baby kept crying to feed every 2 hours.
I remember helping out my daughter when her daughter had colic and wouldn’t sleep….
My newborn just turned 3 weeks old today and my other children are 2 and 7. About a week ago my 2 year old woke up at 5am, and joyfully jumped into bed with mommy and daddy, after a 4am feeding that I had just finished 🙁 I then had to turn around and get back up (not that I ever was really asleep) and drag my 7 year old out of bed so she can catch the bus for school. We were all a hot cranky mess that morning. Except the baby, he didn’t seem to mind
The first week home from the hospital
The few days after I gave birth.
laboring
When my twins were born. I spend 5 months in a sleepless fog
My best memories are watching my children sleep when they were newborns
when i gave birth at 2 in the morning so didnt get sleep before hand and didnt fall asleep till about 5am.
after two kids once I was so sleep deprived that I went grocery shopping and walked to the car leaving the cart so i could pull up and load it and then I just drove away.
I was in labor for over 24 hours and I was so tired!!!
Going 48 hours without sleep on account of back labor!
Besides all the sleepless nights with a newborn, I’d say staying up all night with a croupy baby
6 days with only 1.5 hours of sleep.
Afere a visit from Snuffaluffagus, i went to the doctors.
All of my children had colic…. although those were great times spending with my babies, they were full of no sleep!
traveling a LONG distance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My first night in the hospital after my last son. It seems the nurses were coming in every 20 minutes!!
When I was younger I took a 3rd shift position thinking that it would be great for me because I was a night owl. But little did I know that I would not be able to sleep during the day. After four days of working of a night and no sleep I was so tired I couldn’t see straight but still couldn’t sleep.
Needless to say that job just didn’t work out for me.
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My most memorable sleep deprivation story happened after my daughter was born. My husband got plenty of sleep (as most men do) but I was so tired, I made some coffee, poured it into a bottle, dumped a few scoops of sugar in, shook it up and handed it to him!! He thought it was hilarious!
one night our 4 yr old (now 5) kept throwing up in her sleep so we changed clothes and sheets and bathed her like 3 times throughout the night
Waking up for night time feedings, then waking up startled because I was unsure if I put my son back in his bed. I average about 2-3 hours per night those days.
when I had my first child , I was always worried at night and couldn’t sleep.
I had a scheduled c-section in the morning and I spent the night before praying for a healthy baby girl since I had a son. God blessed me with a beautiful daughter.
When I started back at work and was still breast feeding.
This year when I was at the hospital worrying over a brother who had a serious stroke.
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Whenever my cousin spent the weekend as teenagers we never slept or at least tried. Usally after getting the giggles we were worn out and fell asleep.
I had some serious back and leg pains for a while and I wasn’t able to sleep more than 2 hours for about 5 days. UGH. It was horrible.
My most mememorable sleep deprived memory was the when I had my first child. I was in labor all day and all night, couldn’t sleep, and then afterwards still couldn’t sleep because I just wanted to enjoy my new bundle of joy!!
The first year with my twins.
When my first child was born…she cried all the time. I thought I would never sleep again!
one time i stayed up all night driving to visit family in the hospital. by the time we got there my heart was racing. i am not good at staying up all night. i decided that i would sleep the rest of the day so i missed out on visiting the family.
My most memorable sleep deprivation story is after my daughter was born, she would wake up every two hours and I was so tired I fell asleep sitting up.
My most memorable sleep deprivation story was after our second child was born and our first child was sick. Not much sleep.
My daughter Zoe is 7 months old and still only sleeps for three hours at a time.ive been sleep deprived for 7 months!