hisnameiszzz
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Salaams all,
I am suffering from really bad insomnia. I think it's a mixture of nerves and stress. My very unkind Muslim neighbours have a penchant for slamming doors / hoovering / hammering / various other noise pollution until late at night / early morning. Because of this, I struggle to get to sleep because I am always on edge wondering if the noise pollution will start up again. For example, I try and get to sleep at 00:30 but the unkind neighbours slam the bedroom door shut full blast waking me up again.
This has been ongoing for quite some time, and I have had to move my bed so it is not up against the party wall. In fact, I have moved it right to the other end of the bedroom. However, the noise pollution is too loud and it still keeps me up.
I am intending to move in the not too distant future (please all make dua that the person selling his house accepts my offer!) so I am taking steps to try and sort this issue out.
In the meantime, could someone suggest ideas on what I can do to help me get to sleep as I am coming close to losing my mind.
So far, I have tried:
1) Praying Quraan / tasbeehs / dua etc but it makes no difference.
2) Taking sleeping tablets, these no longer work as I have been taking them for so long.
3) White noise apps and machines but these are too quiet and the noise pollution is too loud.
I'm at a loss as to what I can do next. I have been listening to ocean waves / birds chirping kind of music via headphones and I have to have this on all night, so I don't actually fall to sleep properly which is having an adverse effect on my overall health.
Has anyone else suffered from insomnia related to noise pollution and what have you done to combat this? I would very much like to hear your thoughts and advice. I thank anyone in advance who might be able to help.
PS. I have been to the GP and she has said to move, but I can't just move out like that as I have to get my finances sorted.
PPS. I've tried talking to the unkind neighbours but they have said it's our problem if I can't sleep, not theirs.
I am suffering from really bad insomnia. I think it's a mixture of nerves and stress. My very unkind Muslim neighbours have a penchant for slamming doors / hoovering / hammering / various other noise pollution until late at night / early morning. Because of this, I struggle to get to sleep because I am always on edge wondering if the noise pollution will start up again. For example, I try and get to sleep at 00:30 but the unkind neighbours slam the bedroom door shut full blast waking me up again.
This has been ongoing for quite some time, and I have had to move my bed so it is not up against the party wall. In fact, I have moved it right to the other end of the bedroom. However, the noise pollution is too loud and it still keeps me up.
I am intending to move in the not too distant future (please all make dua that the person selling his house accepts my offer!) so I am taking steps to try and sort this issue out.
In the meantime, could someone suggest ideas on what I can do to help me get to sleep as I am coming close to losing my mind.
So far, I have tried:
1) Praying Quraan / tasbeehs / dua etc but it makes no difference.
2) Taking sleeping tablets, these no longer work as I have been taking them for so long.
3) White noise apps and machines but these are too quiet and the noise pollution is too loud.
I'm at a loss as to what I can do next. I have been listening to ocean waves / birds chirping kind of music via headphones and I have to have this on all night, so I don't actually fall to sleep properly which is having an adverse effect on my overall health.
Has anyone else suffered from insomnia related to noise pollution and what have you done to combat this? I would very much like to hear your thoughts and advice. I thank anyone in advance who might be able to help.
PS. I have been to the GP and she has said to move, but I can't just move out like that as I have to get my finances sorted.
PPS. I've tried talking to the unkind neighbours but they have said it's our problem if I can't sleep, not theirs.