Health | Sarah Kaplan, The Washington Post | Wednesday April 27, 2016
It was a hard month, my fifth on the night shift. I was averaging about three or four hours of sleep a day, much of it fitful and fractured by wild dreams brought on by the melatonin supplements I was taking, and I'd woken up just two hours after going to bed. Summer sunlight streamed around the edges of the blackout screens fastened to my windows.
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