>C.  I have always been a night owl.  As a kid, during summer vacation,  
>I'd be up until 2 a.m. and sleep until 10 a.m. or so.  My sister, on  
>the other hand, has always been a lark--up with the morning sun.  In  
>my family, there were/are several night owls--my mother, aunt,  
>daughter and granddaughter.
>
>As an adult, I worked day jobs and had to be up at 5:30 or 6:00 a.m. I  
>drank coffee all day to keep functioning.  My low point of the day was  
>4 p.m. I'd drag home, cook dinner, get the kids to bed, finally get to  
>relax a bit and plan to get to bed around 10 p.m.  Nope.  Ten p.m. was  
>when I'd get my second wind and couldn't go to sleep. (This always  
>happened to my mom, too.)
>
>I LOVE the night!  It's quiet and peaceful.  Up until a few years ago,  
>I'd go to bed around 2 a.m., but as the RF increased, it was later and  
>later before I got that sense of peace and quiet.  Now I never get it.
>
>My preferred sleep time is 4 a.m. to noon, but I have to work at  
>getting myself to bed by that time.  I take 1000 mg of L-Tryptophan  
>before bed and that helps me to get to sleep.  I've tried many things  
>over the years, but that's the only thing that consistently works.  I  
>really make a concerted effort to get to sleep by 4 a.m. because  
>something RF-related amps up around 5 a.m., and then I get a lot of ES  
>reactions and have a terrible time falling asleep.
>
>Here's an interesting article on Night Owls:
>
>http://www.care2.com/greenliving/the-truth-about-night-owls-and-morning-people.html
>
>I think there's something to the creative/intuitive vs. logical/
>analytical.  I'm definitely not logical/left-brained; I'm emotion-
>based/right-brained.  Also, I'm very sensitive to other people's  
>energies and "waking minds", so late night, when most people are  
>asleep, used to feel "quieter" and uncluttered.  I could FEEL this  
>lifting of what felt like being "pressed on", like someone taking a  
>blanket off of you.  It would happen around 2 to 3 a.m.  However, now  
>with so much RF, it never feels like that.  In fact, 10 years ago, I  
>kept telling people that I was staying up later and later because it  
>was later and later until that "quiet time" happened.  I surmised that  
>it must be more cell phones and wifi, but I really didn't have facts  
>to back that up at the time.  People didn't really believe me then,  
>just as they don't now about ES, because they still don't feel it--or  
>at least, they don't realize whatever symptoms they are having are  
>related to EMF/RF (insomnia, headaches, etc.)
>
>Esther
>
>
>
>On Jan 8, 2012, at 3:36 AM, C.a.b. Johnson wrote:
>
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>> My sleep is messed up too.  I am generally getting to bed at 3:00 to  
>> 4:00 am every night.  It is now 3:30 as I write this.
>>
>> I checked the time that people were sending emails on New Year's Eve  
>> and New Year's Day because I was also online late in the morning  
>> sending and reading messages.  I noticed a lot of people on this  
>> list were up late in the morning, about 2:00 to 5:00 am sending  
>> messages.  Was this because of all the  cell phone calls people were  
>> making that night, increasing cell tower output, causing amped up  
>> microwave radiation in our neighborhoods?   Just wondering.  Or are  
>> you folks alwasy up late sending messages?
>>
>> C. Johnson
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>> Wireless Refugee