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I work at night. four hours of a lot of steps and physical activity. i average 15,000 steps in that 4 hrs. having trouble falling asleep. any advice?
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Going or staying?: Going to sleep and staying asleep are two different thing. Please be specific.
Answered 4/30/2016
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