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Default Anyone with Sleep Irregularity Challenges?

Wow! So many people on the board with so many different and debilitating challenges. I'm sorry to say this out loud, but reading the forum actually makes me feel lucky. THAT is NOT a good thing either!

Since my stroke 12/08, I now have Irregular Sleep-Wake Rhythm Disorder leading to chronic sleep deprivation. My circadian rhythm has no routine in any 24hr period. Plus I deal with RLS, sleep apnea, and using a CPAP machine. From the stroke I have Weakened Respiratory Response Syndrome meaning, sleep aids are very risky in that I may not wake up.

More recently I've been dealing with increased pain and discomfort due to the involuntary body movements and resulting spasms. Thus, I need the Klonopin to slow the movements so my body can rest and recover. The meds are having little positive effect now. Don't you find it funny the med's main purpose drops off but the severe side effects never do?

Are any of you dealing with sleep challenges with your symptoms? Anything like this and if so, how are you treating it? I'm always interested in how other people are handling their unique challenges with the hopes of learning something new.

Just some ramblings late tonight trying to keep my mind off the pain. Wishing all of you a happy and productive Memorial Day. Thank a Vet and make a difference. You will be amazed in who the difference occurs.

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