The sleeping routine.

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It's not easy to get a normal sleeping pattern, when one is dealing with CFS (Chronicle Fatigue Syndrome). But so far it's going pretty good. I get to bed before midnight and up again around 8am. I'm awake several times during the night though, so only about 4-5 straight hours sleep. Still, things that happens and affects me during the day have a big influence for how well I sleep. But at least I've started :)

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