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38 hours..my OSCE exam was the next day and i needed to go over my clinical notes.   reply

3 days for my first ever back to back exams, I wasn’t used to napping/also worried I wouldn’t wake up once i slept so I stayed up 3 nights. I recall telling my friends how shapes and objects were distorting; I was also hallucinating lowkey. After the third day though, I wouldn’t sleep, would jerk awake when I was even slightly drifting off to......   reply

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Ive gone 3+ days. It was in college during midterms. I decided I was done when I had a hallucination while driving. Once that happens its time for bed. Drove right home and crashed. I have had insomnia as long as I can remember anyway so I often go 2 days without. Its harder now I am older though.   reply

2 days because I had one to many things to do, that was a while back though, never again. (Hopefully)   reply

3 days… It was during a youth group skiing trip I went on 6 years ago. I had severe anxiety when I was younger and couldn’t sleep well away from home. Also had bad insomnia atp, so just fun all-around. Spent two nights wide awake, and I remember spending the whole night reading on this exact website lmao. I don’t recommended skiing when your ......   reply

3 days for me iirc. I couldn't sleep on planes at all until recently and it was during mock time and I had not revised for the exam at all. So time on the plane (two planes cause I had to transfer) that was about 25ish hours? And time spent revising must've gotten me to the 2 day mark. Then plus the extra hours I spent awake trying to fall asleep a......   reply