I agree with you on the sleep docs, CPAP is the cure all to them, and if you don't respond to it, they are lost. And good luck getting others to understand, unless you've experienced what we have, others don't get how truly debilitating sleep dep is.
Trying drug after drug does make one feel like a guinea pig. Not a single one that allows me to sleep through the night provides me with the feeling of being refreshed. Current theory is RLS, racing thoughts, bit of depression, combined with very very mild sleep apnea (which is a side effect of weight gain from lack of sleep) Starting another experimentation with gabapentin again, higher dosage this go around.
I love manual transmissions. Last thing I want to do when I buy a car that I'll be driving for years is to ask myself, man it's going to be hard to find someone to buy it when I'm done.
I just think of myself doing some other manual transmission enthusiast a favor, years from now.
It's because folks don't always use seat belts.
That's why we have airbags, to protect the lesser portion of the gene pool from being reaped by Darwin.
That's simple, Nintendo would produce a pair of systems like Apple did (iPhone/iTouch) one with a phone and one without, with the latter targets at the kids (or at least kids who's parents won't pony up for a phone for them)
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Been in the same boat for half my adult life.
I agree with you on the sleep docs, CPAP is the cure all to them, and if you don't respond to it, they are lost. And good luck getting others to understand, unless you've experienced what we have, others don't get how truly debilitating sleep dep is.
Trying drug after drug does make one feel like a guinea pig. Not a single one that allows me to sleep through the night provides me with the feeling of being refreshed. Current theory is RLS, racing thoughts, bit of depression, combined with very very mild sleep apnea (which is a side effect of weight gain from lack of sleep) Starting another experimentation with gabapentin again, higher dosage this go around.
Like placing it under some kind of dome...
Boeing 787 Hindenliner July hasn't been a good month for Boeing
I guess they don't give a S anymore
I love manual transmissions. Last thing I want to do when I buy a car that I'll be driving for years is to ask myself, man it's going to be hard to find someone to buy it when I'm done. I just think of myself doing some other manual transmission enthusiast a favor, years from now.
It's because folks don't always use seat belts. That's why we have airbags, to protect the lesser portion of the gene pool from being reaped by Darwin.
That's simple, Nintendo would produce a pair of systems like Apple did (iPhone/iTouch) one with a phone and one without, with the latter targets at the kids (or at least kids who's parents won't pony up for a phone for them)