You always stay that way. What do you think?
In my case, this did not happen - the always staying that way. I also read a thread on here a year or two ago in which people were talking about a change of their disease - sort of distinct phases to it.
So for me, when I first got sick I was a 'sleeping all the time' person. Eventually this switched to the insomnia version and that predominated. I then switched back to sleeping all the time after years of struggling to sleep (this change coincided with endocrine problems), after which I switched back to insomniac again.
At the moment I'm in the insomnia category. I have a rhythm that doesn't fit the norm. So I can sleep, but it doesn't want to happen until 2 or 3 a.m. and then I would probably naturally wake up between 10a.m.-12p.m., although I tend to get artificially woken by my dad or dog. I spend a lot of time resting but very rarely sleep in the day, and my biggest issue during the insomniac phase is not feeling or getting sleeping. I feel exhausted but no drowsiness when I need it.
I think
@redrachel76 also has an altered sleep cycle, though I'm not sure if hers has always been like that or not.