But the abuse crosses its extreme limit when the society starts to mock us.

How Can I Help Then?

When many professional medical experts, caregivers and counsellors are so much unaware about such a critical and serious issue. Maybe they have read it in their textbook but many of them can’t often corelate the conditions in live patients.

Yes, DSPD people are already abused enough by our social system and academia.

So how the society should help? Let’s see how society helps in these situations.

Thanks for writing this and yes there is unimaginable lack of awareness in medical professionals. The society continue to LABEL AS “LAZY” in a very wrong way.

Also this article “The case for going to bed at 2:30 am” enlists several other relevant good articles.

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