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Originally Posted by Skeezyks
Hello Noctuary: Thank you for sharing this. Yes, I also have some sleep apnea & I am also always fatiqued. I always have been. I'm in my mid 60's now, but I've struggled with high stress levels my entire life... "run on my nerves" as the saying goes. And I've always assumed that this has caused my body to require allot of sleep. Yet, no matter how much I sleep, I never feel rested. Every morning, when I wake up, I feel like I've been hit by a truck. The only good thing, for me at this point, is that I'm retired. So I no longer have a need to "perform". I do have a small dog & I walk him every day, twice a day. This helps me, I believe. My best wishes to you... 
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I get it Skeesyks. Running on nervous tension. It's hard to start a project not knowing if you can finish because of the fatigue. I worry even at 59 that I'll lose SSDI: Will I be able to go back to work or get up or keep up with my quality of life(such that it is). It's almost 02:00 and have been up since 05:30 and am not the least bit sleepy. No somnolence. I take Ambien every night and when that wears off I take a Xanax. I wish I was like my cat and sleep 17 hours a day. Take care and thanks for listening.