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Old 10-27-2012, 06:21 PM #1
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Me too. I do find my hypersensitivity is worse when my pain levels increase. I spend much of my time reading my nook (1000's of free books from the library via download) and that this is the best "activity" to keep my pain level from rising.

This issue also leads to isolation becoming an even greater factor.
Reading and narcolepsy don't go well together LOL. I used to read a lot, but as the narcolepsy got worse, it's harder to stay awake to read
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Reading and narcolepsy don't go well together LOL. I used to read a lot, but as the narcolepsy got worse, it's harder to stay awake to read
While I don't have narcolespy, I certainly fall asleep while reading frequently.
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Old 10-27-2012, 11:45 PM #3
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Thats the bit I hate. I can be sitting there and within a minute just fall asleep never for more than 15 mins and I always feel worse when I wake up and I'm freezing.
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