Quotes About Groggy

Groggy. Achy. My muscles feel like a granny's.

When he came to, groggy from the painkillers and still in pain (oh the fucking injustice!),

Klonopin ruined my lie. It takes away your drive, and in the morning, you don't want to get out of bed, because you feel so groggy. I don't even know what it's like to feel normal. This is my world. Things don't get me as excited as most people because I'm in a constant state of sedation. It should never have been prescribed for long-term use.

If it's the morning, and I had a late night, the worst thing in the world is a bright light.

Is it morning, or are we dead? 'cause I feel dead." "Nope, sadly it's just morning.

I see you are well," she said. "No lingering ill effects from your prolonged soaking at Château Vaudrieu." "I'm a little groggy but otherwise fine." She nodded, seeming not at all worried. But that she was here, waiting for him to wake up, was evidence enough of her concern.

I hate mornings.

Besides the horror show of the birth itself, twilight sleep had some pretty nasty side effects. It produced babies who were groggy and had poor respiration. It also increased the mother's risk of bleeding out.