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Asthma attacks

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I first was diagnosed with asthma 28 years ago and every time I have an attack, I get really tired and end up sleeping. My body seems drained of all energy and at times I sleep up to 13 hours at a time. This weekend has been tough. On Friday I had the worse attack ever and it scared my boss so bad, he ended up sending me home after I almost passed out. I slept three hours as soon as I got home. Then a hour later another attack and then a 10 hour sleep.

 

Today after working my 2nd job I came home, had an attack and slept over five hours.

The asthma had not bothered me for a long time before this weekend.

Does anyone else sleep like this, after an attack?

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