The results could be meaningful for professions in which long periods of sleeplessness are necessary.
One of the cruel jokes of motherhood is that the sleeplessness of pregnancy, followed by the sleeplessness generated by an infant (a period in which a staggering — truly — 84 percent of women experience insomnia), is not followed by a makeup period of rest.
The health concerns about the smart meters focus on the phenomenon known as "electromagnetic hypersensitivity," or E.H.S., in which people claim that radiation from cellphones, WiFi systems or smart meters causes them to suffer dizziness, fatigue, headaches, sleeplessness or heart palpitations.
She can't stop him crying and, in the extremes of desperation and sleeplessness, coos at him satirically: "Mommy was happy before Kevin came along". Ramsay's film amplifies a central, emotionally incorrect theme: motherhood itself is a ritual in which the adult consents to gradual parasitic destruction.
In cases where the number of employees is lower than optimum to provide patient care, most staff are overworked, burned out, suffer from stress and sleeplessness which may cause lapses in performance which could affect quality and patient outcomes [ 8, 17].
They also suffer from stress and sleeplessness which might lead to lapses in performance thus leading to errors affecting quality and performance [ 22].
It does not include somatic symptoms, such as fatigue and sleeplessness, which may otherwise be attributable to physical illness.
It makes all the difference to productivity (which is diminished by sleeplessness in the same way it is by drug use or drunkenness), and hits the bottom line, too, in lower healthcare costs.
In the sleeplessness of nights like this I compose many letters and pretend to send them.
Scenarios of other people I could be with, other lives I could be living, played themselves out in my sleeplessness, searing near misses.
