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Since early June, I have been having the problem of not be able to force myself to stay awake at times. It's happened when I'm driving, I've woken up with my head on my desk at work also waiting rooms and such.I sleep about 6 hours a night and never really had trouble finding energy. My short term memory is shot, and I can't concentrate on things I need to be focusing on, I sort of feel dettached sometimes. I also yawn almost constantly, everyone comments on it, I have trouble finding words as well. I look like an idiot. It's so embarrassing when you are in a professional or serious situation. I made an appointment with a new physician for next week, but wanted to get some feedback from those who have dealt with this and maybe I could add a few more questions on my list for the Dr.
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