Recently became a full time stay at home mom after 13 years of AD military, I was medically retired. At 25, I was diagnosed with DSPS as well as a non-24 hr circadian cycle that has a mind of it's own (despite years of previously successful treatment) I was diagnosed with OSA at the age of 23 when I was significantly UNDER weight and really didn't fit the clinical index of suspicion- I complained for 4 years of having problems before they could "authorize" a sleep study, sheesh. I also find this confusing, but I have been diagnosed with Primary Hypersomnia of "unknown" origin and I'm still getting worked up for that one. Within the last 6 m to a year, I've started having myoclonus in my legs, one side more and worse than the other but at any particular point in the day....I can almost feel it coming on, it's not just a "fall asleep" leg jerking thing. That's new and haven't met with the new neuro yet to talk about it-appt is in Nov. I didn't even realize it was a problem until a VA doc noticed it during one of my exams following the end of my military career. I just thought I was "cold" or "jittery". I'm pretty sure I can find the origin of not being able to keep my eyes open :-) MSLT's have been either questionable for Narcolepsy or not significant at all. I have had all the psych batteries they could throw at me and yes, I am sane! Whoo hoo! Neurologists can't seem to find or agree on anything concrete and I'm feeling like a giant mess of a human right now. I was diagnosed with neuralgia following a Shingles outbreak 10 years ago and I am extremely worried about that diagnosis because I coincidentally have begun having pretty scary episodes myoclonus involving the same muscle groups that I have a loss of sensation in...I really do fear that all of my sleep problems may be just symptoms of a larger, scarier neuro problem that hasn't revealed itself yet. Basically, I'm a walking, jerking, snoring, zoning, hallucinating, literal day dreamer that has all of my doctor's pretty much stumped. I've joined this forum to share my experiences and learn about others' who may have similar problems because I'm sooo very tired of being "diagnosed" with disorders based on the "best fit". I hope to find some support and advice on how to proceed with my life so that I can be the best possible me. I joke about being diagnosed with the "best fit" because I've had more studies than I can count and many times the findings don't add up...which leads me to even more studies that create even more confusion. SO, thanks for giving me a shoulder or two and I hope to learn from and to also help anyone that I can. I currently use a CPAP every single night, I recently switched from Provigil to Nuvigil (works much better for me) and must maintain a very strict, rigid routine in order for me to sleep and wake at appropriate times. Sometimes life doesn't allow that, and I'm finding it more and more difficult to "bounce back" from a break in the routine.