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leetchie69
How much does everyone get a night?

I function off 5-6 hours usually...not sure how I do it or if it is even healthy.
Dr. D
A good night? 8-9 hours.

Most nights? 6-8, usually hovering around that 7 mark.
Rhino
QUOTE(leetchie69 @ May 3 2012, 11:40 AM) *
How much does everyone get a night?

I function off 5-6 hours usually...not sure how I do it or if it is even healthy.

Preferably 7-9 hours. I try for 8 unless I'm really tired.
Sed
Generally, I'm somewhere in the 4-6 neighborhood.
toph
Around 7 a night unless I'm exhausted.
Paul Smachetti
QUOTE(leetchie69 @ May 3 2012, 11:40 AM) *
How much does everyone get a night?

I function off 5-6 hours usually...not sure how I do it or if it is even healthy.


No it's not healthy. There was a study that found that sleep deprived people lose a certain number of years of life expectancy depending on how sleep deprived they are. I've been trying to get to bed by 10:00 each night. That would give me 7.5 - 8 hrs a night. I'm getting better at it but need to try harder.
BTW those of you who stayed up to watch the game , you all lost 1 yr of life expectancy
Kusand
5-6.
Alitaki
QUOTE(Sed @ May 3 2012, 11:47 AM) *
Generally, I'm somewhere in the 4-6 neighborhood.


Same here. Usually 6 hours is enough for me. I can function pretty well and ever since I cut out caffine after 4pm the six hours is even more restful. These past two months though have been another story. Between my kid being sick and then getting sick myself my sleep pattern has become a mess. Just in time for spring allergies! Then the summer paradox of it being too hot to sleep without AC but being unable to rest comfortably with the AC on! *sigh*
Kusand
QUOTE(Paul Smachetti @ May 3 2012, 11:53 AM) *
QUOTE(leetchie69 @ May 3 2012, 11:40 AM) *
How much does everyone get a night?

I function off 5-6 hours usually...not sure how I do it or if it is even healthy.


No it's not healthy. There was a study that found that sleep deprived people lose a certain number of years of life expectancy depending on how sleep deprived they are. I've been trying to get to bed by 10:00 each night. That would give me 7.5 - 8 hrs a night. I'm getting better at it but need to try harder.
BTW those of you who stayed up to watch the game , you all lost 1 yr of life expectancy


Studies also show that 8 hours a night is too much and is linked to coronary disease and depression.
ree
About six. I have a sleep app that tracks how many hours per night I've slept and how much sleep debt I'm in. So on average, six per night.
xcdudesquadloves91!!!
Anywhere between 3-11? I really don't know. Depends on the day.
Greatone
QUOTE(xcdudesquadloves91!!! @ May 3 2012, 02:21 PM) *
Anywhere between 3-11? I really don't know. Depends on the day.


Fucking college.

I get about 6-7 hours.
gr8flscott
Luckily, I usually don't have to work until the afternoon, so I get to sleep as long as I can. However, I don't like to get more than 8. I'm generally a night owl, so if I get into bed at 2, I set an alarm for 10.
HDH
I worked 22 hours on Tuesday, and got 2.5 hours sleep.

I stayed awake for the entire game last night and got just about 4 hours last night.

So I'm going on 6.5 for the last two days.


Generally though, I get about 4-5 a night if I'm lucky.
Greatone
No wonder you are grumpy as shit.
Rick91981
I usually get about 7.5-8 a night during the week, weekends can be a bit less maybe closer to 6.5-7hrs. But I am never able to sleep the whole way through, I wake up a few times during the night and am up a few minutes before falling back asleep.
Paul Smachetti
QUOTE(Rick91981 @ May 3 2012, 03:47 PM) *
I usually get about 7.5-8 a night during the week, weekends can be a bit less maybe closer to 6.5-7hrs. But I am never able to sleep the whole way through, I wake up a few times during the night and am up a few minutes before falling back asleep.

My greyhound wakes me up anytime between 2 am and 4 am when she comes upstairs into our bedroom and whimpers because she wants to get in our bed.
Sed
QUOTE(Paul Smachetti @ May 3 2012, 05:52 PM) *
My greyhound wakes me up anytime between 2 am and 4 am when she comes upstairs into our bedroom and whimpers because she wants to get in our bed.


I've had the same problem with grad assistants.
Charlie
I used to have to get 8 hours, but I've figured out 6-7 works just fine for me.

Of course, when I get the opportunity, I'll go for 11-12.
Kusand
QUOTE(Sed @ May 3 2012, 06:00 PM) *
QUOTE(Paul Smachetti @ May 3 2012, 05:52 PM) *
My greyhound wakes me up anytime between 2 am and 4 am when she comes upstairs into our bedroom and whimpers because she wants to get in our bed.


I've had the same problem with grad assistants.


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gr8flscott
QUOTE(Rick91981 @ May 3 2012, 03:47 PM) *
I usually get about 7.5-8 a night during the week, weekends can be a bit less maybe closer to 6.5-7hrs. But I am never able to sleep the whole way through, I wake up a few times during the night and am up a few minutes before falling back asleep.


This is exactly my sleep pattern. A lot of the time I'm up every 2 hours (or sometimes even 1) pretty much on the dot.
leetchie69
Wow and I thought I was in the minority...I don't feel so bad anymore.
Tex
3 hours of sleep since 5am on Thursday. Nine total since 5am on Wednesday. So far, still feelin' okay though. Gotta power through on this fine post-Avengers Friday! W00000T! cool.gif
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