Q: Why am I constantly tired and in need of a nap?
Hi, there. If I remember correctly, you are suffering from depression, right? Being tired all the time can certainly be a symptom of that, especially as an escape from too much stress. Maybe this will get better as your depression gets treated. On the other hand, maybe you need to have a physical and get some things checked out, as there are a number of conditions that can make you chronically tired. Hope you can find an answer.
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True!!! It could be the change in season too. I feel like today I was hibernating or something. I slept through my alarm and missed class. And I still kind of feel tired. I can't wait to see therapist so I could talk this out, because it is interfering with my ability to perform to the best of my ability. Thanks for responding, this gave me something to consider and think about.