Waking up at 2 a.m. feels like a private crisis no one else can see. Your room is dark, the world is quiet, but your mind is wide awake, replaying every worry you tried to outrun all day. You wonder what’s wrong with you, why your body won’t cooperate, and how you’ll function tomorrow. Yet the real reason you keep snapping awake in the dark might be far simpler—and far easier to change—than you’ve ever been to… Continues…
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