After all, we’re coming out of a dream. No wonder we’re grumpy and depressed. Reality can’t ever be as good as my dreams.
But we’re ok once the day gets under way, right?
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For me, waking up means, one or two hours of fine time, until day starts and everything gets to hard to cope. Most of the mornings, I just wake up for the nursing service, and then go back to bed. I’m tired in the mornings since my risperidone got upped to 6 mg per day.
It takes me forever to wake up in the mornings🙃
It’s hard coming out of dreams, you’re right.
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My day always starts off badly , but then it gets gradually better as the day goes on.
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I’m sorry the nurses don’t motivate you. I need interaction with others to be myself.
Without APs, I used to be wide awake as soon as I woke up. I was fully energized.
Now with APs, I wake up completely out of it. Recently, I tried to talk to my husband right when I woke up. He said, “I don’t know what you’re trying to say, but you’re not even speaking English”. Lol!
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I’m very groggy for the first hour.
Do not expect me to be coherent until the morning coffee sets in.
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i am content in the morning, but very much dislike people who are cheery and say good morning. i often ignore them and don’t respond to this customary morning greeting. my dad gets mad when i ignore his good mornings haha.
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I often wake up to voices… saying random stuff… I like the mornings when it’s quiet.
I wake up very groggy. I use light therapy glasses while I eat breakfast
I wake up because of pain. I’m ok once the pain meds kick in.
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