Good Morning all. How much sleep do you get each night? ( on average)

About 6 hours, I always go to the loo once and try to not wake my brain up, if I start thinking about anything that's me done for the night.

When I am not in pain I could sleep for Britain, head hits the pillow sometime after 10 and next thing it is 8 ish and I have slept to 10.15.

I’m often awake for a few hours, e.g. between 2 and 5 am, or 1 and 4. Reading, or listening to the World Service, or downstairs making a cup of tea.
I will then often go into a deep sleep from say 4 or 5 am until 8 or 9.
Must be an age thing. Needless to say I usually need the loo a couple of times, too.
I look back wistfully to the days when I’d just go to bed and sleep soundly until morning.

I do quite often have a zizz on the sofa in the afternoon, but from experience I’ve found that whether I have or not, it makes zero difference.
Tea and coffee are strictly decaf after around 10 am, too, so it’s not that, either.

I’ve never napped in the day - my Mother always frowned on it - long story.
For me I go to bed in the early hours and usually wake before 6am - so 4 or 5 hours would be my answer.

For most of my life I got 8 hours' sleep, could doze in the afternoon, never saw whodunnit in Midsomer, and then get another 8 hours.

It all went awry during chemo about 7 years ago, and not sleeping properly became fixated in my mind as a sign of being mentally broken. I'm vastly improved but still don't sleep as insouciantly as I did for the first 58 years of life.

I now get about 6.5 hours of unbroken. I sometimes could do with a bit more but I worry that if I do, I might struggle to get off again the next night, and it's the getting off that's the issue.

I love getting up early, so usually sleep 22:00-04:30.

I have taken to dozing during the day. I read for at least an hour when I go to bed and I sleep on average 8 hours each night with one or two trips to the loo. I return to bed and am sleep immediately. I live in London but it is astonishingly quiet. I would hear a cat whimper but not a fire engine.

Yep Grannynannywanny I would love to know that too ?

10 hours most nights and never less than 8.

I average about 5 hours but never unbroken. I was struggling to stay awake at 11pm. Went to bed and my brain switched on as soon as I lay down and didn’t sleep for another hour.

I’d love to know why it’s easy to sleep slumped in an uncomfortable position in an armchair but difficult in a comfy bed!

I get about five hours sleep I don’t go to bed until early hours of the morning. It’s an old habit that returned a while ago my arthritic knee wakes me and makes me restless.

I am in bed for nine hours but only sleep about six of those. I am regularly awake around 2-3 for a few hours. Fast asleep this morning when DH woke me with a cup of tea. I normally have a doze for half a hour after lunch.

I feel guilty saying about 8 1/2 hours, unbroken. No loo trips. We do live in the depths of the country though, no noise, no street lights.

Last night from 10:30 to 5, trip to loo, eye mask on, woke at 8:22. But usually 8 hours with one loo trip. I’ve never napped downstairs.

If I go to bed before midnight I can’t sleep or I wake up after a couple of hours but I have 3 alarms to make sure I don’t sleep pass 8 am as I am worried that if I sleep longer I will be turning daytime into night. I am lucky as don’t have to get up in the night and I refuse to give into naps, as that will take the edge of falling asleep at night.

5-6 hours (sometimes less), used to sleep like a log. I usually take about an hour to fall asleep (I have a racing mind and suffer from anxiety) and wake about 6.30 but don’t have to get up for a good hour. I’ve sort of accepted it and will take a nap on the days I’m not working.

Usually seven to eight hours in the summer. Longer and better in the winter. Our summer nighttime temperature very rarely fall below 28°C. Sleeping with air conditioning and fans is not ideal.

My MiFit tells me it’s an average of 6hrs 45mins. Up until a few months ago it was consistently 7hrs 15mins. I blame our noisy neighbourhood wood pigeon who starts up his ruddy cooing at about 6am every day.

I don’t feel tired generally so what I have is probably enough.

Silverlining I m similar to you, difference is I don’t mind and don’t expect anything different, my night normally ends at 4am but I don’t mind I listen to the radio, play around on here I have never taken a pill just take it as granted that this is my sleep pattern
I do sometimes nap evenings or late afternoon but apparently this is normal and we all expect too much sleep

7/8 hours but very broken. Up to the loo at least twice and regular switch on of bbc sounds. I use a 15 /30 minute timer usually enough sometimes though it can take a lot more.
Nothing more satisfying than not having to use that option and sleep through (apart from toilet )

Forgot to say I can’t doze or have a nap of any sort during the day. It just doesn’t happen.

To answer your question, not enough. About 5 hours of interrupted sleep waking every 90 minutes. My night ends anytime from about 4 am.

If desperate I take a pill but these don’t always work.

I’ve been an insomniac for years-just undergone online CBT. Had to keep a sleep diary then sleep restrictions. It has helped in that I don’t spend hours wide awake now but I do still wake about two hours. And need loo too despite not drinking so much in the evening too! So am permanently tired sadly!

About 5 hours in at least two sessions

According to my sleep monitor (part of my activity monitor/step counter) I sleep 7 hrs 20 mins on average. I too used to get up to go bathroom at least once but I seem to of trained myself not to need to go in the night so now sleep through.

Should say when younger very rarely had to go to the loo in the night, could be age, but I also drink more water than I did years ago.