Wow! What a rude awakening that must have been. Turns out, there are many things that most doctors don't know much about. My acquaintance with MG came on a little less drastically. Six weeks ago, was seeing double. A few days later, an eyelid became droopy. A visited my eye doctor, and he knew instantly. Confirmed it with a couple of blood tests. So far, the double vision has been the worst symptom. We took a vacation at the Grand Canyon last week. Possibly a mistake. Driving was tough with the vision problems. My wife is a bit disabled, and we were traveling with a folding mobility cart. Wrestling that thing around was hard. I was pretty weak, with the 7000 ft altitude. Don't know if the weakness was the result of MG, since I had sepsis 18 months ago, and that left me quite weak.

When I was recovering from sepsis, I had a lot of trouble sleeping. My doctor gave me amitriptylene. It's a 1970s era anti-depressent which makes the patient sleepy, and it seems to clear the system quickly. You might try that. It helped to get me back on track, with normal sleep habits. Beyond that, try sleeping with the TV on. It just helps to keep your mind in check.

I even tried THC, with marginal results. Seemed like you had to take a lot of it.

Hope this might steer you in a direction that works.