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I’m not adding a reply. I’m just letting everyone know that read what I said. I forgot to proofread it before I posted it and that you were able to realize Siri had some words wrong. But that you were able tounderstand what word should have been there instead
When I was first diagnosed with narcolepsy, I immediately quit eating sour candy and eating lemons if you ever had a mole of sour candy I understand why I quit at that time so when I get sleepy during the day, I will throw a handful of sour candy in my mouth wow is that a shake up wake up and I keep sour candy in my car and in my purse diagnosed in 1994 this day the sour candy still works, but when I wake up, I can usually tell if my eyes feel tired. I do not get behind having many times I have told my mother by phone that I can’t go shopping or take her somewhere because I was not safe enough to drive thank God that I had sense enough to stop eating the sour candy and eating lemons wrong enough and I could use those if I was out driving and started to get tired. I could use those so I could get home. I have met a few people that I have narcolepsy and I told him what I did and they tried it and it helped them. Also it’s always better safe than sorry. Good luck to you all. I also listen to the only fast music when I’m in a car and hip-hop no Neice love songs, etc..
Driving with narcolepsy is a real challenge, and it's something many people in the community think carefully about. Research shows that more than half of people with narcolepsy have fallen asleep while driving, so taking it seriously is really important.
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