Dr. Sue McCurry

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632 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 2 Jul

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If you're really exhausted, then probably you're not getting enough sleep.
Although I will say sometimes people are
Seemingly getting plenty of sleep.
Say I I get eight hours a night, I'm so exhausted.
Well, those individuals may have an undiagnosed sleep apnea condition, which is leaving them extremely fatigued because they're not aware they're not sleeping, but their brain is aware they're not sleeping and so they're very tired during the day.
So that's
That's one possible thing that can happen.
There may be other things that are going on that are contributing
to this great fatigue.
They might have other health conditions.
They might have anxiety or depression.
They might have any number of life stressors that are that are impinging upon them, in their mind they attribute this all to the fact I'm not sleeping well rather than looking at the fuller context, because there's a lot of things that make us not feel good during the day.
And if if it was all if it was true that the only people who have all these problems are
or bad sleepers than good sleepers would
never be tired or would never be depressed or anxious or whatever.
It it's so it it's just the message has gotten oversimplified, I think.
And and because sleep is an easy target.
People can point to it and say that's the problem.
But
Here's the thing, I I talk to a lot of my clients about stories.
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