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When I worked I HATED graveyard shift!   I go to bed early now and I like it! You can never get sleep back! However I wake up every couple of hours so  I am sleep deprived. Been that way for years ever since a home fire in 1965.

Ducky

I don't sleep well anymore either but I still wake up really early in the morning.....annoying. :(

7 shifts on, 3 off, 7 shifts on, 4 off, I'm getting used to it, CB has a hard time getting her head around it though(not unusual). ;)

country bumpkin

Pffft! :))

Ducky

Sounds pretty confusing. I hope you keep good notes. :)

I have been a night owl since childhood.  I did not go to bed last night/this morning until 3:30 am and I got up at 10 am this morning.

I stayed up until 6 or 7 am a few weeks ago and I was on track again by 4 or 5 pm the same day.

....drinking coffee and studying for exams in college

....go to bed early to recuperate 

I used to do that when I was a teenager/young adult. It wasn't out of necessity but to study or socialize. I sometimes went to work with little or no sleep but recuperated the next day quite easily, just by going to bed early. Oh to be young again. :)

I’ve always kind of liked staying up all night, seeing the morning move in. Personal and moving world. I tend to just go to bed earlier than usual and recover just fine. Can’t enjoy that anymore; I’m not alone.....

After an all-nighter, I drag through the day. Getting a good sleep helps. 

30 years ago not long at all. Now it's a little different. Heck I could work a shift get home head to the field work another 8-10 hrs out there do that for a couple months, not a problem. Back then,,, just have beer. Hard sleep for 3-4 hrs good to go. Strong coffee would help too.

I once worked a 12 hour night shift,i was called in to do a 12 hour shift daytime,which i did,worked straight through 12 hour night shift,went home and had a camp,and back at work for 12 hours that night,,i was certainly better off in the pocket..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

I usually stay up till the birds start singing......4am or 4:30am or 5  . I know it's a bad habit, but it's hard to break .

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