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OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep

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Brad in WI

01-19-2007 00:43:31

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I see that he posted a message in the middle of the night. I thought he was always working during the day using gods lamp. 8) Only us night shift workers are supposed to be up and working on our projects. by the way how is the 966 cab project coming along

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Jerry/MT

01-19-2007 11:50:46

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Brad in WI, 01-19-2007 00:43:31

Naw, I reckon Allan must be twins. One guy couldn't do all that work on his tractors!

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Lou

01-19-2007 09:21:33

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Brad in WI, 01-19-2007 00:43:31

Whats with all these Doctors? Try some aged wiskey and a middle aged woman , about 21.

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GeorgeH

01-19-2007 09:21:05

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Brad in WI, 01-19-2007 00:43:31

Tylenol PM isn't bad stuff but it's really to let you sleep past pain.

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NEsota

01-19-2007 07:43:15

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Brad in WI, 01-19-2007 00:43:31

Allen, my first thought, when you told about your short sleep periods and tiredness was that you might have sleep apnea. If so, one thing that might help is a CPAP machine. Telling you to see a doctor, may be like telling a hippie to get a haircut but do so anyway. Think about what a tractor your age might need. If you Goggle �sleep apnea� or check this link you may learn from it.

apnea

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Kent in KC

01-19-2007 05:51:51

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Brad in WI, 01-19-2007 00:43:31

Allen, try Unisom. One little pill will stretch you out nice for eight straight. Take em five nights in a row, get to bed at a regular time, allow for eight hours of sleep. After the fifth night stop taking them. That gets your sleep rhythms back in whack. Works for me. Hot shower before bed adds to the effect.

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Allan In NE

01-19-2007 00:52:05

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Brad in WI, 01-19-2007 00:43:31

Hi Brad,

Yeah, this is really turning into a problem and it's getting worse all the darned time. I just cannot sleep. Down to an hour and 15 minutes a night now and I'm tired all blessed day long.

Think I might have to go give the sawbones a visit; this just is not normal.

Old 966 is coming along nicely. Sure wish it would warm up so I could sling a little paint on that old cab. :>)

Good news is that I've got one of management's little horses all halter broke, lifting all four legs and sacked out to the max. Gonna start on that other little feller this week-end. Don't think he likes me very much tho. :>(

Allan

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No tools

01-19-2007 08:14:30

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Allan In NE, 01-19-2007 00:52:05

allan if your're haveing sleep problems get to the doc.
i had sleep apnea got so bad the company was taking me off my job i did'nt know for sure what the problem was.
had a good doctor an nurse done the sleep study nothing to it.they said over 65% of people have it today.
I now sleep with a CPAP little costly at first depending on insurance but it'll save you life.
go pardnor your worth it.don't put off to long pleace.

Bill

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fixerupper

01-19-2007 07:21:54

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Allan In NE, 01-19-2007 00:52:05

Allan, I'm with JT. Get yerself checked out now. If you are going on a little over an hour of sleep a night your body is gonna crash. Your thyroid could be an over-achiever. This forum won't make it without you. Jim

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NEbluejeans

01-19-2007 07:21:33

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Allan In NE, 01-19-2007 00:52:05

If you are sleeping 1-2 hours a night, the doc will say you have a mental problem. Not really but he will give you some thing related to mental medication. A close friend of mine had the same problem. Just could not shut the brain off. So medication was the answer.

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No Doc...

01-19-2007 07:02:26

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Allan In NE, 01-19-2007 00:52:05

...but your sleeping process is all messed up. Many factors involved, good idea on the sawbones, and don't take too many pills. No sleep can kill you after about 6 or 7 days, your body just quits. Take care!

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01-19-2007 06:14:59

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Allan In NE, 01-19-2007 00:52:05

Allan, you need to address that sleeping thing, one of my employees, 62year old man, was doing the same thing, he was sleeping 1-3 hours a night, always tired, cold not get to sleep, Monday night he was put in the hospital, today he is having open heart surgery and they are removing his thyroid.When he got to horspital, they told him that he was 10 minutes from massive heart attack. He has had the sleeping thing for about 3-4 years from what he told me.

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williamf

01-19-2007 01:52:41

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Allan In NE, 01-19-2007 00:52:05

I don't know how y'all do it, but 'round here common practice for getting very young horses started on the halter is to make them wear one with a rope on it long enough that they are constantly stepping on the end of the rope. It gets them used to having to stop when the rope pulls up short.
Wm

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Allan In NE

01-19-2007 07:53:57

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to williamf, 01-19-2007 01:52:41

Dunno ol' Pard,

That's one thing I would never, ever do; leave a halter on an unattended horse. Fact is, it is all I can do to restrain myself from stopping and giving offending owners an earfull when I see it.

Seeing a dead pony hanging from a fence/fencepost is a surefire cure for that bad habit. :>(

Allan

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Brad in WI

01-19-2007 01:08:31

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Allan In NE, 01-19-2007 00:52:05

Good to hear that the 966 is coming along nice. I know what you mean about nicer weather. got a MD I have to put back together but it is just to chilly to do so. Number one rule is to keep management happy then worry about yourself. Go get that problem about sleep taken care of We need a guy of your statue along for a long time.

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steveormary

01-19-2007 07:46:02

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to Brad in WI, 01-19-2007 01:08:31

Allan;

Allan,the three best things in life is/are a drink befor and a nap after. Make sure it is a long nap,6-7 hrs at least.

steveormary

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old art

01-19-2007 10:50:22

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Re: OT: Does Allan in NE ever sleep in reply to steveormary , 01-19-2007 07:46:02

take care so you are ready when spring gets here.
may your day's get better old art

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