I enjoy it. I'm an ed-tech right now and work as regular classroom teachers' support and I teach literacy in small groups but after I get my degree I'm hoping to take a classroom teaching role. I think it's one of the better fits for me especially with the narcolepsy issue because it's a shorter shift, a set 5 day workweek, summers off (summers are worse for my symptoms) and even though some things can be challenging I feel good about what I'm doing in spite of that so the rewards keep me motivated. I think I am lucky though that my C is mostly under control, but even so, my colleagues know about it and how I handle it.
If you're thinking about becoming a teacher, I recommend the education field. But it might just be a lucky fit for me personally, I'm sure others may say the opposite of their experience.

I enjoyed teaching, but the amount of caffeine required was phenomenal. The short day was a help as krazeekatt said. I was sure never to sit down, even between classes, and I had a very active and animated style in the classroom - kept me going.

My home life suffered though because I would come home and be knocked out with sleep until dinner - so I never got my prep done during business hours - always late in the evening when everyone else was relaxing. It wasn't ideal but I didn't feel too bad about it - I loved the job.

I am considering going back to teaching but c is now a factor for me and I would have to get it under control in order to be confident.