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Sleeping in shifts

beerbaron · 2008-01-28 14:27:39

Heya The shift in my new job runs from 11pm - 3 am which means im asleep (hopefully) by 4 am. Thing is, I have to be up for college at 7.40 in the mornin which doesnt give me much rest at all. So, I was wonder if I got a couple of hours kip at say 5-7pm would that work out the same as getting a good nites sleep? Ta

28-01-2008 2:27pm

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Heya

The shift in my new job runs from 11pm - 3 am which means im asleep (hopefully) by 4 am.

Thing is, I have to be up for college at 7.40 in the mornin which doesnt give me much rest at all.

So, I was wonder if I got a couple of hours kip at say 5-7pm would that work out the same as getting a good nites sleep?

Ta

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#2 28-01-2008 3:22pm

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It should do. There are many different ways to sleep as opposed to once a day.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyphasic_sleep

Good luck.
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