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One of my great friends and supporters is looking for submissions regarding the TRUTH about life with narcolepsyGreek meaning loosely "sleep seizure." Disorder marked by recurrent and uncontrollable attacks of daytime sleepiness, often associated with temporary muscular paralysis known as cataplexyCataplexysudden, brief loss of muscle control brought on by strong emotion or emotional response (laughter, excitement, surprise, anger, etc.) This may or may not cause full body collapse. In all cases, the patient is FULLY CONSCIOUS and aware but cannot move. Episodes last anywhere from a few seconds to many minutes.. Tell us about your failed relationships, lost jobs, missed opportunities, and all the not-so-sunny moments that we don’t always like to talk about.

We try so hard sometimes to keep it together for our friends and family, but part of spreading our message is being open and honest with ourselves and each other. It’s not a cakewalk, that’s for sure.

The best part? You submit a little about your story or situation, and The Vault Master will not only keep all your information completely secret, but will write your piece for you, saving you the time and energy of grammar, punctuation, and trying to put together coherent sentences. Kind of wish I could put a Vault Master in my pocket, actually, come to think of it…

Email ForbiddentTruth@PlanetNarcolepsy.com with questions, suggestions, and submissions.

I look forward to hearing more about your experiences with narcolepsyGreek meaning loosely "sleep seizure." Disorder marked by recurrent and uncontrollable attacks of daytime sleepiness, often associated with temporary muscular paralysis known as cataplexyCataplexysudden, brief loss of muscle control brought on by strong emotion or emotional response (laughter, excitement, surprise, anger, etc.) This may or may not cause full body collapse. In all cases, the patient is FULLY CONSCIOUS and aware but cannot move. Episodes last anywhere from a few seconds to many minutes. and how they’ve made you who you are today.

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