Marsha's Kensington Toddler Sleep Blog

Can you get sleep in Kensington MD? I often toss and turn at night while I am trying to sleep at my place in Kensington Maryland. Later in the day I end up like this guy; passed out on my Magnolia desk (yes, I have a Magnolia desk) trying to catch up for a few minutes. Sometimes it can be a real productivity destroyer. I’d like to get more sleep in the night when I need it the most.

I have recently learned of a handful of natural sleep aids available in Kensington Maryland that are new on the market and, if you have been watching, I have been trying them out.

It’s still a little early to give you a full report. I am trying 7Hour Slumber lately. It is marketed as an ‘all natural sleep aid’, which I was originally skeptical of, however I am pretty excited about the idea of getting a little drowsy without the weird effects of the 45 stronger chemical sleep aids on the market. I don’t like how they make me feel, and I often worry that if I need to get up in a hurry that my judgement will be impaired.

Who am I kidding; some of the over-the-counter sleep aids in Maryland are downright dangerous. Many of them come with warnings not to drive heavy equipment or even a truck while taking them. I can’t afford that kind of time out, so the natural sleep aid route looks like the best one for me.

7Hour Slumber is a natural sleep aid on the Kensington market. You can learn more about 7Hour Slumber at the official 7Hour Slumber website; just click on any link in this post to get to it.

Have fun,

-Marsha

Learn more at: narcolepsydisability.mysleepaidblog.com

I’m Marsha Hill. A lot has been going on in my Magnolia bedroom in my house on 8877-9 Dupont Avenue in Kensington.

Actually, it is not what you may think. I am putting great effort into solving my insomnia problem. I have been comparing Kensington sleep aids 7Hour Slumber, Sleep2Night and Reposanex for the past 45 days. Though I don’t have an official “sleep lab” in Glen Echo or Spencerville, I do have a sleep-deprived test subject–myself.

So far, Sleep2Night, an all-natural sleep aid sold over-the-counter in Mc Lean, is most effective at allowing me to fall asleep. Reposanex takes longer to work but helps me stay asleep until morning. I have had mixed results with 7Hour Slumber, but I am going to use it exclusively next week.

Can you relate to my frustrations? Have you been troubled with insomnia? When I meet insomniacs around Maryland we compare stories. Though we all feel lousy enough when we don’t get a full night’s sleep, we feel even worse when we acknowledge all the related problems. Lack of sleep can trigger depression, weight gain, cognitive problems and a suppressed immune system.

For Mc Lean insomnia patients, sleep can be compared to essentials such as food and water. I would pay 45730 for a non-addictive sleep aid. Fortunately, 7Hour Slumber, Sleep2Night and Reposanex are competitively priced. See narcolepsydisability.mysleepaidblog.com for more information. I’ll post in a few weeks and let you know how 7Hour Slumber worked.

It has been a while since I posted. I have a lot to tell you about some new sleep aids I am trying. I used Melotrex for three nights this last week. The first night I slept for five hours. That is a long time for me. The second night I slept five and a half hours. I was feeling pretty good. The third night I actually slept six and a half hours. That is the first time in four months I have gotten almost a normal night’s sleep! Hooray! And I didn’t feel foggy headed the next day.

My Kensington home is near a much-traveled road and it seems I never get any sleep. I should be used to the traffic because I have lived here for 45 years and there is a constant movement of noise. The traffic comes from Glen Echo and heads toward Spencerville blowing their horns sometimes as they pass through.

Unfortunately, I am usually such a light sleeper that even distant train whistles wake me up. I hear the first whistles at about 1:00 a.m. then I toss and turn until about 3:00 when sometimes I can drift off to sleep. Guess what? With Melotrex, I didn’t wake up once!

I’m Marsha Hill. My life has improved dramatically since discovering Melotrex. I have had limited success in the past with 7Hour Slumber and Sleep2Night. When I compare Melotrex to 7Hour Slumber and Sleep2Night, I think the greatest advantage is that you don’t have to keep upping your dose for them to work. Are you one of the many frustrated insomniacs in Mc Lean? Are you bothered by those lack-of-sleep headaches that kick in about noon after a sleepless night? Are you afraid you are going to nod off while driving home from work? Help is on the way. See http://bestsleepaids.net for more info about Melotrex.

Have fun

Hi, it’s Marsha in Kensington talking about (yawn) sleep disorders. I have struggled with insomnia since I was a teenager. In desperation, I decided to be tested for sleep apnea last year at a sleep clinic in Glen Echo. The sleep apnea test was negative. The Glen Echo sleep specialist said my problem is garden-variety insomnia. I may not be sleeping but I am still breathing!

I ordered 7Hour Slumber and Sleep2Night yesterday. I am going to compare them to see which one works better for my sleep disorder. I am sticking with all-natural sleep aids these days because Ambien scares the pants off me.

When I take Ambien, apparently I have lengthy conversations with my kids. The problem is that I cannot recall them the next morning. I don’t want to accidentally give my fourteen year-old daughter permission to use my truck to take all her friends to a concert in Mc Lean.

I will let you know how it goes with 7Hour Slumber and Sleep2Night. If they work, I may not post for a few days because I will be busy (sleeping!).

Have fun

PS: In full disclosure, I’d like all my readers to know that ‘Marsha Hill’ is my pseudonym to help me maintain my privacy in the Kensington area. Believe me; I know that sleeping disorders are not always easy to talk about.