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Re:Why Do Hospitals Hate Sleep So Much? by mrhappyunhappy on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @11:18AM (#18609609)
Sure, I barely remember high school seeing how I was half asleep most of it. There was not a day when I did not fall asleep in class early in the morning. I remember having to fake like I was looking down to pick something up just so I could sleep.
Re:Why Do Hospitals Hate Sleep So Much? by code_duck on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @11:58AM (#18610072)
I had a math teacher surreptitiously call the office and report that I was a drug user, due to my falling asleep at his 10:30 class. I always felt extremely drowsy 3-4 hours after rising. Now I wonder if it’s related to how I have been diagnosed with celiac disease, which has caused extreme fatigue 2-4 hours after eating in my adult life.
Re:Why Do Hospitals Hate Sleep So Much? by irrational on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @12:30PM (#18610396)
How many desks in high school did I drool on while sleeping I wonder?
Re:Why Do Hospitals Hate Sleep So Much? by Verdex_3 on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @11:44AM (#18609898)
I remember trying to sleep in between classes. Like, I would close my eyes and touch the wall in the hallway so that I could "sleep" while I was walking to my next class.
Re:Why Do Hospitals Hate Sleep So Much? by rocho on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @11:49AM (#18609978)
I had the same problem in college. Classes started at 0830 but for me it was still too early. I was always falling asleep and after a while I just stopped attending.
Re:Why Do Hospitals Hate Sleep So Much? by topkai22 on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @12:25PM (#18610335)
I just started attending the sections of the same class that started at 930, except on test days. The professors knew I was doing it, but didn't seem to mind.