Sleep Apnea Treatment

I don’t know if disorder would be the right word but..
For about…2 months maybe, I have been sleeping ALOT.
I would go to bed at like 10pm then sleep all the way through the night, wake up at 7, go to school, come home and sleep until 8pm. Then repeat.
I don’t know does this have something to do with my depression? That I have been diagnosed with.
Someone help?
I mean sleep Is good.. But it’s like all I do now. Not good. =/

I have only been getting about 3-4 hrs. of sleep for the past 3 months. I’m 13 and I know how much sleep your supposed to get when your a teen. Now i’m starting to show symptoms of sleep loss the first is #1 I always fall asleep in the middle of school even if were doing something interesting, I can’t help it. #2 I’m doing really bad in gym which I used to be good at. #3 When I come home I always lay on my bed watch tv, read, go on the computer, etc. and fall asleep and it’s really hard to wake up. #4 I’ve been thinking really weird things, and i’m imagining, seeing, and sometimes even hearing things. I’m afraid of things that i’ve never been afraid of. I have also been crying because im always so sleepy. Some say that things that happened in the past can result in sleep disorders, even if they are not scary. If this is true then my dad had a brain tumor which messed up his brain 4 yrs ago. I have never known why but the sleeping has always made me feel scared and venerable when i’m in bed and it feels like if I close my eyes when I open them there will be something scary right in my face. Now that i’m imagining this stuff is just scaring me more and when I try to sleep it’s really hard. What does this sound like to you?

He sometimes does not breathe while sleeping and I can hear him gasp for breathe. But even worse than this problem is that he will fall asleep sitting on the sofa, you cannot wake him up and sometimes he will start kicking his leg. He has recently kicked our glass table top coffee table breaking a plate that was sitting on the table and scratching the glass. It took forever to get him awake even after this happened.

I do not sleep at night (frequent awakenings, cannot fall or stay asleep) more than 1-2 hours. I was told that I have depression, SAD, cirrcadin sleep disorder, eating disorder and excessive daytime sleepiness. Two polysomnograms confirmed the sleepiness. After much research, I truly believe I have some type of narcolepsy with both primary and secondary symptoms i.e. fall asleep during classes, have to sleep in my car between classes, hallucinations, memory loss and a close relative who does have it. Any ideas as to what or where I should go to be effectively diagnosed with anything at this point in time.

Um
Everyone dreams. Every night they sleep. That isn’t a disorder.
That is the way it is supposed to be.
Some don’t remember them, but they have them.