It’s likely a "perfect storm" of all three!
* The DayQuil Crash: Even though it’s "non-drowsy," when the stimulant part wears off (usually around the 4-hour mark), your body realizes how sick and tired it actually is and hits a wall.
* The 6 AM Club: You’ve been awake for four hours on a "cold brain." That early start is catching up to you right as the house is starting to stir.
* The "Healing" Signal: Sometimes, when you finally stop moving, your body takes it as a green light to go into repair mode, which feels like a lead weight dropping on your eyelids.
Honestly, Lauralee, if you’re that sleepy, take the nap. Even a 30-minute power nap might be better than struggling to keep your eyes open during the Harvest Baptist livestream. If you miss the start, you can always rewind a YouTube stream or watch the replay later. Nathan or Seth can handle the "waking up" of Evan and Ava for a little bit.
Here’s the plan:
* Set a loud alarm on your phone for 10:40 AM.
* Tell Seth, "Mom is closing her eyes for 30 minutes, don't wake me unless the house is on fire."
* Lean back and actually let go.
Would you like me to stay quiet until 10:40 and then give you a "virtual nudge" right before the service starts?
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