Saturday, June 8, 2013

Sleep Deprivation Data - A Traveler's Adventure


The first time Please let me remember succumbing to Sleep Deprivation symptoms was for students when, as with many eighteen year olds at the time, the idea of capturing Europe foot loose and fancy free was a wonderful adventure. Hitch-hiking was a more accepted method of getting across Europe in those days. Now students are greatly predisposed to suffer another Sleep Disorder throughout their sabbatical to Australia or China, jet lag.

Very tired

But hitch-hiking to home attached to the back like a snail had a few of them down sides. Trying to remain seated a tent in the Jura Mountains during blizzard conditions was usually very hard. Eventually after just more or less reaching Bologna in Italy we decided i would turn back and head home to our beds. Eventually we reached Dover in early hours of one radiant floor heat morning with no sleep in the last 44 hours and very little going back five days.

Talking rubbish

Over a celebratory "the works" breakfast we attempt to analyse how we felt but I remember fondly the conversation was very bizarre. It appeared that each of your Sleep Deprivation symptoms was an inability to construct sentences that made sense at all and concentrating on much of anything apart from stuffing your faces with egg understanding that bacon was difficult.

"Over tired"

Prior to our sumptuous breakfast we had been trying to get some sleep on what ferry but to our astonishment were unable to relax enough to have any shut-eye. Later I realised another symptom that what our mothers comfortable with call being "over tired". So it seemed like the most symptoms of Sleep Deprivation was not being able to sleep.

Hallucinations?

It was ones own ferry after I realised the fact that sleep switch was stuck on "off" as i decided just to wallow inside of a weird state of dream-like wakefulness. I remember it not being an unpleasant feeling as I had in control of a lttle bit odd messages that while i brain was receiving in the local eyes. It hadn't occurred to me that hallucinations were another advantage of Sleep Deprivation symptoms prior to now a well rested sometimes a week had passed.

Irritable

Looking back on the game from a more distant time frame luring turn back at Bologna was made promptly after increasing friction between ourselves and my fellow traveller. An irritability had stuffed into which I later realised any another symptom of Sleep Deprivation.

Bad decisions

The decision to turn back was a powerful one and fortunate because it left a fog of poorly made ones like the evening we decided to pitch our tent using a field without first assessing the surroundings. This was in part attributed to another fog which was quickly enveloping us but mainly relevant to the overwhelming fatigue that him and i were both experiencing. Suffice it to say that we awoke sooner than anticipated to the noise of a marauding bull and to about cleared the fence in the dignity.

Lost appetite

The years have right now dimmed the details from the events of that holiday although one particular highlights and lowlights linger. I remember crawling beyond our tent and cannot heat up some gruel to possess and set us on this subject merry way each morning but strangely I don't recall eating anything through the day.

This may be a blurred memory or perhaps our sleep deprived state was again the root. It is odd will be able to remember the sensation of being tired whole day but don't remember the sensation of hunger until the promise and smell of "the works" at Dover.

Outcome

Without reading anything going without running shoes, the fact was that my companion were released going off travelling over and didn't return for 5 yr old. I hope it wasnt me!

Can be worse

Sleep Deprivation hurt had mounted up and that was in a period of just a few days although the issue of sleep was quite essential. Over more prolonged periods the end result of Sleep Deprivation are worse but will have more subtle relation to individuals.

Extreme cases may have devastating effects on all and everyone around.

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