r.hall
How many years? Were you surprised when you were diagnosed?
Brian 2Member
25 years
Lori.FosterCommunity Admin
Hi
GMoney726Member
I found out at 57 years old, SMH but the part that is most frustrating is what this Beautiful Soul said years and years of not being heard and the fact that no one acknowledges the effects it has on us (work, safety, chores, socially)
Lori.FosterCommunity Admin
ZeldafitMember
Thank you for being open and sharing your journey.
I’ve only discovered the term Idiopathic-Hypersomnia in the last 2 weeks. It’s been eye opening, to say the least.
Why no sleep doctor, who always read my CPAP reports, can’t see I wear my CPAP far too many hours sleeping per day hasn’t said,
“…wow, you sleep a lot more than most people”, I do not know.
Today I requested a new appointment with my sleep specialists.
Did you need to do a sleep lab test to see the patterns of your sleep?
I had an at-home test decades ago to diagnose sleep apnea, but nothing else.
I’m loosing my life to sleep.
r.hallCommunity Admin
Warmly, - Reggie, Idiopathic-Hypersomnia.net team member
Lori.FosterCommunity Admin
Welcome,
DLloyd18atlMember
It took me 20+ years. And, more recently, I have realized that symptoms that I thought were weird but hadn't previously considered to be related were probably early signs, so probably more!
