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I also have sleep apnea and use a CPAP to breathe at night. For 15 years I've had difficulty waking up. Sometimes it is clearly depression or apathy. Other times I am clearly syuck in a confusing world that doesn't feel like either sleep or awake??? Some time my dreams are nothing but anxiety over and over again- repeating. When I do wake up I may not really wake up for a few hours accompanied by slow breathing and heart beat--I worked in construction and you would think that the physical activity would wake me up. I do know that my dreams are worse without my breathing device and am wondering if it is something accompanying depresion and not depression alone. Can any of you identify with one or both conditions and the problems of getting out of bed? I also fatigue easily and need sleep. Jeff Davis  " Don't you see what this means? We live by each other... for each other. Alone we can do so little, TOGETHER we can do SO MUCH! This is my message of HOPE and INSPIRATION to all mankind. "
--(Helen Keller [blind and deaf as a toddler to one of the first women college graduates from a demanding college.] with the loving help of her teacher.) |
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