I felt this way until I got a CPAP. Life changing.

Man I've been suggested to get tested for that. But around the time they were staying to talk about it more I had a more life and death thing come up.

Haven't really been back to the GP in a bit. He'll probably bring it up later this year when I go back for a physical. But if rather stay like this than have the mask. Ain't no way I'm sleeping with that on. I roll back and forth constantly. Feel like my guts really wanna slowly ooze down (which when laying on your side, means side to side) constantly. I can sleep on my back, and usually do I think. But I can't fall asleep with anything near my face or restricting my movement at all.

Using some kinda noise helps the restful part a lot though. Colored noise, muffled voices (as in sounds like conversations down the hall, muffled by a few walls), nature sounds (especially thunder and rain and crickets), and whatever those singing bowls are called do wonders for me.

But even when I get tested, the first few hours usually have to happen before my brain is firing on all cylinders. So about 90 minutes or so before lunch I will finally be all there.

Yes. As someone who has felt tired since middle school, this makes a huge difference. I love sleeping in so it’s hard to keep to it but it’s worth it.