10-20-2018, 02:05 PM
[align=center][div style="borderwidth; width: 400px; text-align: justify; font-family: arial; font-size: 8pt; line-height: 10pt;"][&] has cataplexy. laughter and excitement are the main triggers. also has automatic behavior. i.e: he's writing a paper and suddenly falls asleep, and his hand will continue to write, but it's just scribble
[&] hereditary. comes from his mother's side. grandmother had narcolepsy.
[&] extreme exhaustion during the day and typically tries to drink coffee or anything that contains caffeine to "help". can be in a hazy state of mind.
[&] it began in his teens (13-14). has no treatments and is lifelong
[&] has high anxiety and does his best to remain calm as possible and avoid anything that could trigger his cataplexy
[&] has extreme daytime sleepiness. generally in a mental "foggy" or "cloudy" state. struggles to remain focused and remember things
[&] does take hour long naps for better alertness. may do this more often if a raid is going to happen/is happening
[&] hereditary. comes from his mother's side. grandmother had narcolepsy.
[&] extreme exhaustion during the day and typically tries to drink coffee or anything that contains caffeine to "help". can be in a hazy state of mind.
[&] it began in his teens (13-14). has no treatments and is lifelong
[&] has high anxiety and does his best to remain calm as possible and avoid anything that could trigger his cataplexy
[&] has extreme daytime sleepiness. generally in a mental "foggy" or "cloudy" state. struggles to remain focused and remember things
[&] does take hour long naps for better alertness. may do this more often if a raid is going to happen/is happening