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Habits are a real hard thing to break.  The rocking is a comfort thing you do to go to sleep, I have something similar, where I basically move around until I find a spot where I'm absolutely comfortable to go to bed.  The only suggestion I can come up with, which I use, is to change what you do when you go to bed. Make up a plan, reading a book then turning off the light, then maybe do a quick body shake
 
Keep in mind, the first few nights of changing your habit will be really hard.  But keep with it, and you'll find new habits for sleeping.
 
Let us know how it goes!
Cheers :)
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Courtney,
 
Not too sure...have you talked to your doctor about it?
Members, any suggestions?
 
Breanne, Bilingual Health Educator
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in order to get to sleep at night i rock back and forth. it's really bad and i have done it ever since i was young. i do not know how to stop. it's not just an easy rock. sometimes i have to go really fast and i'll be tired after and fall asleep. i do not know what to do?
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see zoe i find it the total opposite i feel totally out of control of my body, its strange how we all have the same thing but very different side-affects. lol. but i love me cuppa in the morning
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Hi EB,
 
I drink both on occasion.  I tend to avoid coffee now, because it puts my nerves on a slight edge.  I drink maybe a cup a week at most.  Alcohol really doesn't do anything bad, but I have a limit to how much I can drink.  Say 2 beers or 2 mixed drinks, anything more and the night is over for me.
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I dont mind the being drunk part karla, i feel like i can do anything, ive walked to the shop, gone for nights out, walked my mates home lol its just the days after and i still drink tea and hot chocolate, got to have my cuppa in the morning or know one can talk to me
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i cannot drink alcohol because it makes me feel very panicky, thinks its the thought of not being in control of my body and many of them are very acidic which to me makes my panic attaks worse. i still do have the odd hot chocolate or cup of tea depending on how anxious i feel! 
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Hiya
 caffine and alcohol affect my anxiety alot, i gave up coffee last year ive given up smoking also cause of anxiety and now im having to give up alcohol although i dont know how long it will happen for, hangovers make my very anxious and paniky for days after drinking, its awfull, and annoying that i have give up things i enjoy for anxiety, hope you dont have to give up yours and i dont know anything about medication, dont take any myself at moment
xx
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Every chemical affects each person differently i cant drink any alcohol and i stopped drinking caffinated beverages
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Earlbiggs,
 
When thinking about medication and dosage, it is best to consult your doctor and speak to them about your concerns. They will also be able to tell you the side effects of caffeine or alcohol with these medications.
 
Members, what has your experience been with alcohol or caffeine? How has this affected your ability to manage anxiety? Please share!
 
Sarah

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