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My mum is 59y/o. she has a problem in her sleeping pattern. she always couldn't sleep early. she tends to sleep @ 2am and woke up @ 7am. is it normal?
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Yes: Everyone has his/her individual sleeping pattern. Oddly enough, as we get older we often need less sleep.
Answered 4/2/2013
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