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In my 20s I found I couldn't drink anything with caffine after 1pm or I would be crawling the walls well beyond my bedtime. And that was when I had to be up around 4 - 5am.
Somehting I found out a few years ago...chai means tea. So, you drink tea tea?
I drink a mug of tea while I watch the Boston news (on the DVR so I can skip the commercials) late nights. I like Bigelow's Lemon Lift, Cinnamon Stick, sometimes Orange Spice, Earl Grey, sometimes Twinings Chai Ultra Spice. I like it dark, so steep it for at least 3 to 3.5 minutes (except the Chai Ultra Spice - which they recommend to steep for 5 minutes, so I go 6 or more - love the spices in it!), squeeze the bag and toss it. I use Stevia in the Raw for sweetener. No milk or cream.
Commiserations: Back in '94 my other half died of complications three weeks after having a stroke at the age of 42.
Sending vibes for good medical care and a favorable outcome for your sibling, and strength and patience for you & your family.
I used to have that problem. These days my body is like "Horizontal? Cool. Out we go."
I'll still have to get up twice a night to pee, but that happens regardless. Wasn't a problem before Little Dude came along, but on the list of things that change with pregnancy, that's better than a lot of the options. I'll take it.
Back when I was in the service, all us plebians used to joke about which of the senior staff NCO's had Coffee Cup 1, 2, or 3 as an essential skill, depending how often (day or night) you would see them with a coffee mug in hand.
Sending good vibes.
Complaint: My brother's funeral is on the 4th.
I hope it is everything that you and your family need it to be.
Oh, no! I hope everything turns out OK for them.
Wishing you the best.
How heavy duty a stroke? I had mine at 43 but visibly fully recovered in 24 hours, unless you count a certain %age of permanent brain damage which, according to my parents I've had since birth anyway
So far the only things I can say have definitely been affected are losing nearly all my upper body strength (used to bench over 300lbs and weighed around 160lbs, now I can't bench a quarter of that without running out of steam and my weight is up over 200lbs) and occasional typos in spelling (my muscle memory for the keyboard has been compromised).
Keeping both of you & your families in my thoughts.
Thanks for the kind words all. They did make it through the night, but apparently there are two blood clots, one in their lung and one somewhere else. And a significant brain bleed. In the area that controls speech, memory and recognition. Our mom is with them now and they seem to be able to hear her, but are still unconscious. It could go either way at this point.
I hope that luck, and the doctors, favour them.
...sending as much positive energy as possible and hoping for the best.