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Delayed Sleep Phase sufferer job options
Hi, as I'm sure many of you have found out, living with sleep-phase disorder at University (College?) is relatively easy as you can set your own hours, and it doesn't matter when you choose to work, as long as you hand it in on time. Now I have graduated, I am very concerned about my job prospects as the 9 -5 grind will be difficult to maintain. I would love to hear from some other DSP sufferes to see if it is possible to suffer DSP and have a successful career at the same time.
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