sleep and macular hole/detached retina

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sleep and macular hole/detached retina

Ginnie says:

March 30, 2011 at 9:52 PM

Many years ago I had a seizure and as a result lost the ability to sleep without drugs for 10 years. Gradually over 30 years with lots of help, I have been healing. However, 4 years ago I had emergency surgery to resolve a large macular hole and detached retina. I knew instinctively that this recent eye op was related to the earlier health problem. I could explain why but it would take many words. I never knew until I read your site that 'sleep' and the 'macular' and 'retina' were related to each other. I just happened to hear a news report in which there was a statement referring to 'the gland that regulates sleep'. I didn't know there was such a thing. I googled it and found your site. My sleep although much better than 30 years ago can still use help. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks.
Ginnie

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