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When I have trouble sleeping I get up and drink some warm milk - not the best tasting beverage but I can get it down okay. Believe it or not it really works!
About sleeping pills: I attended a breast cancer forum last weekend and the question regarding sleeping pills came up in the fatigue session. The presentor of the session stated that it is imperative that survivors get in at least 8 hours of sleep per night (I wish!) and that if you need sleeping pills to accomplish that you should not be afraid to take them. They are much safer and less addictive than they were in years past. The number one way to fight fatigue: Walking!
Pleasant dreams!
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Gerri
Dx: 11/23/05, Lumpectomy 12/12/05
Tumor 2.2 cm, Stage II, Grade 3, Sentinel Node biopsy negative
ER+ (30%) /PR+ (50%), HER2+++
AC X 4 dose dense, Taxol X 4 dose dense
Herceptin started with 2nd Taxol, given weekly until chemo done
then given every 3 weeks for one year ending on March 16, 2007
Radiation 30 treatments
Tamoxifen - 2 yrs (pre-menopausal)
May 2008 - Feb 2012 Femara
Aug 2008 - Feb 2012 Zometa every 6 months
March 2012 - Stop Femara, now Evista for bone strengthening
********** Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things. - Robert Brault
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