Yes, mornings are hellacious for me. I suffer from non-military PTSD (due to a rough and chaotic childhood... to put it as mildly as possible without lying), so most of the time, I don't sleep very well because of the nightmares associated with that. Add in too much pain and too many muscle spasms for me to fall asleep (even with 7.5mg Norco, 800mg Ibuprofen, 900mg Neurontin and 10-20mg flexeril among other things), and it is a crap shoot as to whether or not I sleep in the nighttime hours at all. My roommate thinks she is doing me a favor by letting me sleep in, but if I don't get up by a certain time to start trying to move around and take my meds, when I do wake up, it feels like I was tenderized in my sleep. It is very hard for me to get out of bed to begin with. It usually takes 3 alarms, a person and about an hour just to wake me up. And when I say "wake me up," I literally mean, crack my eyes open and not let them close again. After that, it is another two hours to just be able to take a shower and put my clothes on. I wasn't a morning person long before I had fibro, but now there is no such thing as a morning appointment anymore. They simply don't exist for me.