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Blank spaces in the sleep graph

‎02-26-2015 07:16

‎02-26-2015 07:16

Hi,

I have noticed blank spaces in my sleep graphs, showing two separate sleep periods in the same night.  This has happened in three of the last seven nights.  One time, for instance, shows that I was not sleeping - presumably up and about for about 45 minutes around 2 a.m.  I have absolutely no memory of that happening. 

I wear my fitbit Charge on my dominant hand (watch already on the non-dominant wrist).  My setting is "normal." 

Has anyone else had this experience?  Can someone explain what I am observing?

Thanks,
TNF

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‎02-26-2015 10:24

‎02-26-2015 10:24

Hi, i am a french person and i have a little bit problem to read english, could somebody help me to program the fitbit for sleep ? i tried but nothing. thank you

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‎02-26-2015 19:22

‎02-26-2015 19:22

@TinaFields I have two thoughts:

1. Is it possible that you sleepwalk?

2. I suffer from insomnia periodically and if I get up to go to the bathroom and then toss and turn for a while, the Fitbit thinks I'm awake for the day. Then when I get back to sleep, I have two sleep records for one night. Lukily, you can go in and edit the start/end time to make it all one sleep period, but it might be interesting to see how active you were during that 'missing' period in order to answer #1.

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‎02-27-2015 11:58

In response to kelfran

‎02-27-2015 11:58

@kelfranHi, when I was little, I did sleepwalk.  And, my father did, too, actually for several years into his adulthood.  I haven't done any sleepwalking in a long time, and I don't think that was what was happening.  But, I'll pay attention, and see if I can determine whether I was active enough that the fitbit considered me up and awake.  Thanks for your reply.

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