My Narcoleptic Life
My Narcoleptic Life
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Natural “Remedies” for my Narcolepsy (treatments part 2/4)
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Natural “Remedies” for my Narcolepsy (treatments part 2/4)
Narcolepsy Medications: My Experience (treatments part 1/4)
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My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: groups/204112109766609/
Veganism and Narcolepsy: My Experience (treatments part 4/4)
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My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: groups/204112109766609/
Intermittent Fasting and Narcolepsy: My Experience (treatments part 3/4)
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My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: groups/204112109766609/
What lead to my narcolepsy diagnosis? (Common narcolepsy questions)
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This is the short version of my battle and diagnosis with narcolepsy. Feel free to ask me any questions in the comments My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: groups/204112109...
I'm going to be an aunt? Narcolepsy Humor
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My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: groups/204112109766609/
My Narcolepsy Symptoms: Hallucinations
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro/Disclaimer 0:32 Definitions 1:17 My experience with hallucinations and triggers 2:17 Auditory Hallucinations 4:17 Treatment My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: fa...
Do I Work? (Common Narcolepsy Questions)
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My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: groups/204112109766609/
My Narcolepsy Symptoms: Automatic Behavior/Microsleep
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The article I was reading from: benthamopen.com/contents/pdf/TOSLPJ/TOSLPJ-6-1.pdf My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: groups/204112109766609/
Narcolepsy Questions: Can I Drive?
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One of the questions I'm asked the most. :) My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: Narcolepsy Support Group: groups/NarcolepsySupportGroup/ Narcolepsy Humor: groups/760324190697068/ Xyrem Support Group: groups/204112109766609/
My Narcolepsy Symptoms: Insomnia
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Insomnia narcolepsy = one super weird human LOL Timestamps: 0:00 Intro/Disclaimer 1:04 What is insomnia? 2:07 How my insomnia has progressed over the years. 3:19 The Insomnia cycle 3:48 Treatment 4:33 How hallucinations/sleep paralysis contributes to insomnia 5:37 How baclofen helps me My (Free) Book/Blog about my experiences: daydreamsnightthoughts.blogspot.com/ My Fav Support Groups: facebook...
My Narcolepsy Symptoms: Excessive Sleepiness & Sleep Attacks
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Hi! Excessive sleepiness is what finally lead me to my sleep doctor. This video is to share a bit more about what it's like to experience sleepiness and sleep attacks. :) Timestamps: 0:00 Intro/Disclaimer 1:04 Excessive Sleepiness Official Definition 2:12 My definition 3:05 My experience and triggers 5:12 Treatment 6:04 Sleep Attacks 7:23 My Experience 8:28 Example/Funny Story 9:48 Sleep Attack...
My Narcolepsy Symptoms: Cataplexy (Mild vs. Severe)
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Hello! Cataplexy is a fun part of narcolepsy! (not lol) This is a little about what it is, and what my (more mild form) looks like. :) Timestamps below 0:00 Intro/Disclaimer 0:31 Official definition 1:20 Type 1 vs. Type 2 1:39 My Experience 3:40 My Triggers 6:20 How it affects my life 7:27 Treatment 10:02 Mild vs. Severe Cataplexy 10:33 My favorite Narcolepsy Support Groups My (Free) Book/Blog ...

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  • @gregcrowe8885
    @gregcrowe8885 5 днів тому

    Thank You

  • @thomasrice7054
    @thomasrice7054 13 днів тому

    Thank you for the video! My cataplexy would prevent me from doing something like this. So for those that would not be able to it’s good to hear someone talk about it and explain it first hand

  • @gregcrowe8885
    @gregcrowe8885 Місяць тому

    Thank You ❤️

  • @gregcrowe8885
    @gregcrowe8885 Місяць тому

    Thank You. You are very sweet helpful ❤ the cataplexy exhausting

  • @tonybilliot
    @tonybilliot 2 місяці тому

    Monster Java has been my best friend for years now

  • @tonybilliot
    @tonybilliot 2 місяці тому

    Jumping jacks, push ups, or running in place works really good for me. Do you have a hard time getting motivated?

  • @amberrodriguez851
    @amberrodriguez851 2 місяці тому

    Thank you! I’ve been taking Vyvanse for the past 2 years and before that was taking adderall. My doctor is trying to switch me to provigil and it’s just not doing it. It’s kinda throwing me into a panic because I have things to do and I’m falling asleep by noon! The doctors don’t listen either! Ughhh! About to watch your other videos now too!

  • @almlene
    @almlene 3 місяці тому

    Omg I totally do the peppermint just like you are saying. It burns but that’s exactly why it helps me, specially when driving.

  • @mallorysmith7113
    @mallorysmith7113 4 місяці тому

    I can relate so much! I have had an alarm set up that had a daylight alarm, then music, then a space heater and a very sudden bright light. Decades of trying to figure out what alarm works... that combo is pretty good but I'll still sleep through it sometimes. It's real good for the winter though, sweating helps me wake up.

  • @jessicao5715
    @jessicao5715 4 місяці тому

    I used to have to hide my alarm clock each night before bed, because I never remembered getting up and turning it off. Lol Buda lemonbalm tea, or olly "goodbye stress" in the evening helps a lot. Over the years I've done simular things you mention here, Thank you for your video💗

  • @pinkchocolatefairy
    @pinkchocolatefairy 5 місяців тому

    I was told not to mix caffeine with my medication. Was anyone else told that? I’ve never done it but if it doesn’t have that much of a negative effect maybe I’ll try it out.

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 5 місяців тому

      I only had a problem with that once: I made cold brew concentrate and didn't know I was supposed to water it down before drinking it. I drank 32ozs on an empty stomach with my adderall.....I swear I could see colors later. LOL I have been told not to consume vitamin C with your medication (as in orange juice) because it messes with your body's ability to absorb the medication. I don't know that this is doctor recommended, but I've seen in Facebook groups that if someone accidentally takes too much medicine that they chug OJ after to keep from absorbing it all. I'd talk to a doctor or poison control before doing that though.

  • @TheFitnessGamer365
    @TheFitnessGamer365 6 місяців тому

    Even though I was diagnosed with/narcolepsy as a teenager I’ve told friends, family, & the doctors that I can drive as long as I get a good night’s rest & I get some caffeine in my system. I’m able to function throughout the whole day just fine that way. If I can prove that I can function just fine by either by myself or with someone riding w/me, I don’t see what the big deal is. It’s just been my experience that pharmaceutical meds they either, too strong, not strong enough, they wear off at a certain time during the day or they present too many symptoms/side effects…..

  • @jeffreyhall3166
    @jeffreyhall3166 7 місяців тому

    I would suggest taking digestive enzymes with your food.

  • @zanequillarts9050
    @zanequillarts9050 7 місяців тому

    Bluetooth headband- ahha! thanks! Didn't know those existed. I'm looking to use binaural beats to attempt to trigger myself into Delta. My sleep study showed I never enter slow-wave (N3,N4) sleep...

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 5 місяців тому

      I used earbuds confidently until the day I tried to eat one in my sleep. I definitely stick with the headband now lol

    • @zanequillarts9050
      @zanequillarts9050 5 місяців тому

      @@mynarcolepticlife9187 I bought one a few weeks ago! Thanks for the suggestion, you are awesome!

    • @AngolanoNventaOficial
      @AngolanoNventaOficial 4 місяці тому

      😂😂😂​@@mynarcolepticlife9187

  • @dawnr7798
    @dawnr7798 8 місяців тому

    I think this has been happening to me the last 6-8 months. I will be de-stressing from the day in the shower, maybe listening to music or a podcast. I’ll be going thru the motions of washing my hair, conditioning, etc--my whole routine. I feel like I “space out” because next thing I know is that I’m questioning whether I conditioned my hair already, or did I rinse out the conditioner and forget? Other times I seem to be forgetting where I put things, and I’m not a forgetful person. It feels like I get “lost in my head” and then I have to backtrack to see where i may have put the “lost object. “ I have narcolepsy with cataplexy but wasn’t diagnosed until 45, but I’ve had this diagnosis my whole life I just didn’t know I wasn’t “normal.” It’s helpful to hear other people’s experiences because they vary from person to person and we don’t always fit textbook definitions. Thank you for sharing your experience!

  • @Doors_of_janua
    @Doors_of_janua 9 місяців тому

    ❤ hey, thanks for sharing your experience… I just found out the wierd thing that happens to me is cataplexy… I thought it was an overkill of bliss in the body that shuts down my nerveous system..

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 9 місяців тому

      lol I love the way you worded it! "an overkill of bliss" sounds very dark romantic lol

  • @aleezak18
    @aleezak18 11 місяців тому

    I would love to know how much your quality of life improved on the medications % wise

  • @aleezak18
    @aleezak18 11 місяців тому

    This was extremely helpful thank you for posting this.

  • @elizabethdonnelly1204
    @elizabethdonnelly1204 11 місяців тому

    I’m 32 and just now learning i have narcolepsy 🥲

  • @jenniemashburn8037
    @jenniemashburn8037 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for this information! I am definitely going to mention some of this to my doctor. Also, your hair is beautiful!!!

  • @veronicabartholomew9630
    @veronicabartholomew9630 Рік тому

    My husband has narcolepsy and it’s so severe he can’t drive or do anything… if anyone can help plz message me

  • @tigglebiddys
    @tigglebiddys Рік тому

    Just wanted to say you are so beautiful , I hope your significant other is cognizant how much a catch you are! You are intelligent, sexy, emotionally aware, and have empathy. A woman like that is rare these days, given the chance in a galaxy far away, had I found a girl like you I figure we would literally do nothing but sleep in bed all day =/.

  • @silvermoontarot
    @silvermoontarot Рік тому

    Thank u for this information video! ❤

  • @anyeliza5157
    @anyeliza5157 Рік тому

    If I play music that helps me get up . Not sure why. I also have narcolepsy 2:13

  • @elishafleming2440
    @elishafleming2440 Рік тому

    My ex broke that clock it was my saving grace ugh

  • @aiyanajack3776
    @aiyanajack3776 Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing your experience. I’ve been living with narcolepsy for 14 years and have struggled with it for most of those years. Not a lot of people understand narcolepsy and it was hard for me to accept it as well.

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 Рік тому

      I remember laughing the first time the doctor brought it up because I thought it wasn't a real disorder! It can be very hard to understand this condition.

  • @davidkruse4030
    @davidkruse4030 Рік тому

    Try low dose naltrexone

  • @snatchedwaistcuteface5415

    Thank you for this video. I'm literally just finding out I may have this..and my narcolepsy was triggered cause of a car accident injury cervical herniated disc which is pressing on my brain stem affecting my nerves I'm in phase of recovering however, the insomnia is terrifying because I am going IMMIDIATELY into REM upon sleep with vivid lucid dreams or and nightmares and waking up only after , like 2 hours of sleep. Baclofen is a no go because of the long term side effects, if one googled can see what they are

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 Рік тому

      I've recently begun using medical marijuana to help sleep at night and it's changed my life. Is that an option for you? Also, fun fact: Harriet Tubman had narcolepsy that was caused by a head injury too!

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 Рік тому

      Several times a week

    • @snatchedwaistcuteface5415
      @snatchedwaistcuteface5415 Рік тому

      @@mynarcolepticlife9187 OMG, thanks for responding, And lol YES I literally used to smoke weed like 5 years ago but stopped because I started getting paranoid 😭 However, I remember that I literally NEVER dreamed on weed, Ever...and I did get the BEST sleep after being stoned!!! When I stopped smoking after like 2 week, full vivid lucid dreams came back full force kicking my butt. But I initially managed to not have them as vivid because I started sleeping properly and eating super duper Healthy and exercising etc BUT SINCE my accident having a herniated disc in my cervical/neck area it's pressing on my brain stem is what my chiro said..which has Triggered the narcolepsy/neurological issues Because of such my whole nervous/coordination/muscle system is wrecked up!! Which so when I sleep it's like walking into a movie ( I immidiately go into REM literally as soon as I sleep) and I'm aware that I'm sleep. I have some weird dream with all types of odd characters and situations most with me about be UNALIVED and then I awake like after only 1.5 hours of sleep..dizzy, disorientated, vertigo, can't move at all without almost vomiting for...I have to pace myself and distract myself from having a panic attack ( I have anxiety ) But am exhausted even when I first awake from my 1 and half hour sleep It's Literally HELL😩 Now I'm paranoid to go to sleep, which has me out of work and not functioning.🙄 But yes, I was just thinking of getting some very low dose medical THC or CBD oil/gummies only take before bed because I just personally hate being High or out of my natural state of mind (That's why I'm against any meds or substance that will alter my mind state) no matter the form prescription or non prescription But Yeah, I'm definitely considering medical cannabis or CBD for right before bed until I can get through this herniated disc flare that will inevitably reduce the narcoleptic disturbed dream/sleep state! Oh yeah Harriet I didn't know that awesome info ty 😎

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 Рік тому

      @@snatchedwaistcuteface5415 I'm so sorry you're going through this. I know firsthand how awful it can be. I've found that the movies I watch before bed heavily influence my dreams so it sounds silly but cartoons on Disney Plus have really helped my dreams. I also leave the TV playing and when I'm experiencing paralysis upon waking up, I've found that focusing on the sound of the TV pulls me out of it faster. I'd also recommend a low THC gummy. That way you don't feel high but you do get to sleep. I've tried melatonin as well but it's not as effective and depending on the country you live in, you can't get it OTC. Also check out my info box on some support groups on Facebook. They often have great ideas that can help as well.

    • @snatchedwaistcuteface5415
      @snatchedwaistcuteface5415 Рік тому

      @@mynarcolepticlife9187 ❤ ty sooo much🥰

  • @Kmatt337
    @Kmatt337 Рік тому

    Having a Shitastic narcolepsy day and desperately searching for natural remedies at the moment. Everything you talked about (daylight alarm clock, peppermint oil, ASMR, etc.) is everything I have been doing/trying. I have only ever met one other person with Narcolepsy so it’s refreshing to listen to someone who understands the disorder. And now there is a National shortage of the medicine prescribed to me so my pharmacy is struggling to get it for me….and I’m out of pills. One thing that sort of helps is that I make my own capsules filled with essential oils that can be ingested. I use Rosemary in a capsule (also found this helps if I apply to the base of my skull because essential oils can cross the blood/brain barrier much quicker than meds traveling through the system). I’ve even had my reiki master tell me to connect with my ancestors and “return” the narcolepsy to whoever passed it on to me. Yeah…haven’t been successful with that one. It feels extremely debilitating at times and it is getting increasingly worse now that I’m in my 40’s. No one in my life understands this and I can read it all over their faces when I talk about it. My partner snores so I had to move to a different bedroom. He was rather disappointed by this, but I wanted to murder him. Once I am asleep, I cannot be woken or my brain says, “oh, cool. You’re awake. Let’s get started.” But it’s 3am. So I lie there and eventually fall asleep, but my alarm is set daily for 5:00am. When my alarm goes off, my brain says, “Oooo, sorry. You only slept for an hour last night. Good luck with that today.” Which is where I’m currently at. My 40’s have thrown me some curve balls with sleep cycles so that’s been special. I physically feel ill and drugged with horrific brain fog all day. Trying to explain this to others sounds totally crazy. And if you talk about circadian rhythm, even with the people you have lived with for years, you can totally tell they’re not buying it. I’m eager to watch your video on vegan diet. Thanks for creating your channel. It’s good to know there are others out there riding the same struggle bus.

  • @omargetem1672
    @omargetem1672 Рік тому

    I smoked weed about everyday for 10 years and never knew I had narcolepsy. It wasn’t until I quit weed thinking it wasn’t doing be any good but of course months later I started to experience extreme narcoleptic symptoms. Come to find out I have narcolepsy. I never knew I had it bc I smoked 247 and never had issues going to sleep bc of it. Now I smoke at night no problems. I suggest smoking a few hours before bed.. I guarantee you will get sleep

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 5 місяців тому

      MANY people have reported similar effects. If you're in a state that allows this/have a job that allows it I definitely recommend looking into it

  • @ChantelBartges
    @ChantelBartges Рік тому

    My husband and his dad and sister have it and he took on a new job that’s an hour drive. Any suggestions?? Medication??

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 Рік тому

      I recently bought a shock clock and use it to give myself a zap on long drives

    • @MelissaSchwartzlow-tf5wr
      @MelissaSchwartzlow-tf5wr 11 місяців тому

      I found snacking on small items (seeds, peanuts, etc.) helps because it keeps me busy and does not fill me up fast.

    • @jessicabrice9510
      @jessicabrice9510 8 місяців тому

      How is your husband doing with his hour drive? I am actually in the same boat. I start next month, and Mt drive will be 1 hour, and I "Just" recently was diagnosed with Narcolepsy

  • @brandonmcalpin9228
    @brandonmcalpin9228 Рік тому

    The ones that hit you out of nowhere are scary though. I’ll finish up a job, sit down in the truck to fill out work orders and invoices, next thing I know, I’m slumped over and it’s been almost 2 hours. 😂 Truck idling and I’m concerned the home owner caught me snoozing. Walmart parking lots too. It’s almost a guarantee that I’ll at least nod a few times anytime I sit down.

  • @alperenmercan747
    @alperenmercan747 Рік тому

    Hello, nice video, I have asked for baclofen to my doctor two months ago, and she approved, and it's working out really well. Thank you for that. I mean EDS seemed like impossible to get rid of, probably the sleep quality is the most important thing, that's why baclofen ( my dosage 20mg but recently 30mg) helps. I have scanned the Narcolepsy Support Group a lot, but you really touch the essence of the problem(I studied philosophy). Sleep quality, med breaks, ritalin(also works for me I also use modiwake, also have ADHD). Couldn't work for some time just because of EDS. But I believe I still need time. I have used Xyrem, I can say it is giving you a good sleep and you wake up and say, "I am alive again." I strongly suggest you try it, I gave up the med because no appetite, nausea, feeling bad( sth like headache and you're unhappy), anxiety and worrying too much. 6gr was working well, but too many side effects made me lower it down to 4,5gr, also ran into a bad batch(probably pharmacy kept it in a fridge or sth). I recommend it because life is hard, and with EDS, you can't do your best, I need to work for example but I can't, and if xyrem was working, I would also be, my xyrem experience is bad but I recommend trying.

  • @badigalinkin6461
    @badigalinkin6461 Рік тому

    Some of my automatic behaviors have been cooking. The other day I was walking and don’t remember anything. Fortunately my wife was with me

  • @lishanorthrup7142
    @lishanorthrup7142 Рік тому

    Sometimes I think I hear music when I have my hallucinations, I agree the hallucinations are scary as heck Sometimes!

  • @whateversmurfette
    @whateversmurfette Рік тому

    i love this video, the automatic behavior i experience the most when sitting is my hand continuing to draw when i'm making art in my journal. its the same for me with an increase of microsleep when i'm already getting tired. one thing that happens to me is i'll be in conversation and my speech suddenly slows and can be entirely incoherent. i've been considering talking about these things as you are, i think we all need awareness to increase on these things.

  • @sarahvandekerkhof1458
    @sarahvandekerkhof1458 2 роки тому

    Hallucinations can be very confusing. Some are very obvious, but some can even happen in the middle of the day and when talking to other students about 'why would the teacher say this, i think it was kind of rude.' , the person that became unwell when seeing the kidney dialysis procedure, after i heard her saying that 'as a dietician you should be ok with watching this', she was very upset when i told her and two other students told me they didn't hear her say such a thing.

    • @mynarcolepticlife9187
      @mynarcolepticlife9187 Рік тому

      Those are the worst! They make you feel crazy and damage your own credibility with yourself! I'm so sorry you're experiencing this

  • @melmbautista
    @melmbautista 2 роки тому

    Narcoleptic sister here 💞 I remember one night not being able to sleep due to trying a new prescribed medication and made a HUGE sandwich to make me fall asleep. Worked. But the next day learned that just eating turkey lunch meat would have been enough to trigger a small response and make me tired. Ah! Was writing this while still watching the video, Vegans don't eat turkey! Well it was the L-Tryptophan in it that did it. So I stay away from any foods with that in it during the day. Excite I found your channel!

  • @cokers4life
    @cokers4life 2 роки тому

    Are you experiencing any angry issues?

  • @anusthing
    @anusthing 2 роки тому

    I eat :( I get up after sleeping and I raid my fridge.

  • @nad1991
    @nad1991 2 роки тому

    I've started using a carb blocker called sugarbreak, it's helped me so much with not getting sleepy after eating a meal

  • @ericsongeorge6764
    @ericsongeorge6764 2 роки тому

    Heyy I need to talk to you because I have that sleeping disorder that mess up my life big time

  • @jerryvance9184
    @jerryvance9184 2 роки тому

    Good video, I have narcolepsy also

  • @loc3988
    @loc3988 2 роки тому

    Did the shock watch work.

  • @loc3988
    @loc3988 2 роки тому

    Did the shock watch work?

  • @turduckenwrath6110
    @turduckenwrath6110 2 роки тому

    wow- our stories are so so similar

  • @Frank020
    @Frank020 2 роки тому

    high herb ratio edibles. but you have to test it. also if I go over it can trigger my anxiety. but focus can occur after 2pm. You are looking nicely in shape btw.

  • @mandamank6846
    @mandamank6846 2 роки тому

    Ugh why is it so expensive to even get medical help and I feel like half the time they think your just trying to get on drugs! I was on adderall in high school for a little while my parents had tried to get me help with my sleep issues and always falling asleep in school but then I was set on joining the navy after high school and my recruiter made me get off the meds.. I was fcked in boot camp, got in so much trouble for always falling asleep but I somehow made it through and ended up doing 8yrs active duty.. now that I’m a civilian I’m trying to actually get some fcking help so sick of always sleeping and needing naps.. ugh

    • @hunterno7704
      @hunterno7704 Рік тому

      Same experience with the Army here! I was unmedicated my whole life and being a good student made my teachers ignore the constant falling asleep in class, and didn't tell my parents. Basic training was horrific, to the point I stopped getting in trouble for falling asleep. We'd be in parade formation and I'd just keel over standing up, haha. Did 6 years in the reserves. I'm glad you made it through!

  • @BS33584
    @BS33584 2 роки тому

    You explained it perfectly. I’ve had Cataplexy my whole life but didn’t know that’s why it was until I was well in my 40s Now I know, I’m like that explains everything

  • @PatB415
    @PatB415 2 роки тому

    If you eat a food trigger while on these meds, you still get sleep attacks?