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...Main Man.” Upon returning home from work each day, I would make tuna for supper and share it with the cats. After dinner, I’d have a coffee mug of boxed Franzia as a treat and then fall asleep, alone—except for my cats, which would scamper back and forth across my twin cot throughout the lonely night...
Snooze news from the National Sleep Foundation's 2005 poll: 26% of adults get eight or more hours of sleep on weekdays; the number rises to 49% on weekends ? The average time it takes to fall asleep is 23 minutes; 12% nod off in less than 5 minutes; 8% need an hour or more ? Thirteen percent report that they get a good night's sleep a few times a month, 10% say rarely, and 3% say never
Andrew H. Golis ’06, Glazer’s roommate since freshman year, says he learned long ago how to fall asleep with Glazer’s light on, relying on a good pair of earplugs...
...He’s known to fall asleep either with his face in the keyboard or on the couch in strange positions,” Golis says of his roommate, who apparently only sleeps when there is nothing else to do. And there is always something on the agenda...
Dosed with morphine three times a day, Bozik has long red scars from more than 20 surgeries, is making slow progress with his prostheses, often falls asleep at 3 p.m. because of his agonizing and exhausting physical therapy, and won't be able to leave Walter Reed for many more months. He has pins and plates in all three stumps and in his remaining left arm, plus a lifelong elevated risk of arthritis, back and heart problems. But he's alive and thanks God every day for that...