Yeh, I feel quite lucky too, the only sleep problem I have is that I don't get enough. Like littlemo, night shifts can take their toll. I do a couple of weeks of nights every 6 weeks and after an 11 1/2 hour shift usually get 3-4 hours sleep during the day, which is no where near enough. Being on call is worse, as you work an 8 hour day shift then on call all night, so you just get to sleep and your phone rings and you are off out again, and still expected to work the next day if you are rostered on.
Usually catch up on sleep when I'm in meetings [smiley=sleep.gif]
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