Insomnia could be considered as one of the toughest disorders a person can have. While it may be considered by some as just a sleep disorder caused by stress and anxiety, it is much more than that. A person suffering insomnia is not only affected physically, but also mentally and emotionally.
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If you’re someone who had this, you know how difficult it is to deal with insomnia. But if you are currently struggling with it, then James Parker has a message for you: you’re not alone in this one.
We are all out there, keeping an eye on things: a sodality, a siblinghood, an immense and floating guild of piercingly conscious minds. What might happen, if not for our vigilance? Into what idiocies of optimism and vainglory might humanity collapse? We’re like the Night’s Watch in Game of Thrones, except there’s millions of us. Above the city rooftops it shimmers and flexes; it tingles over the leafy suburbs: the neural lattice of our wakefulness.
Parker’s An Ode To Insomnia can be read over at The Atlantic. It’s a good read.
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