<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Any advice?
I'm in my mid-thirties, have had sleep apnea my whole adult life.  Was diagnosed in early 20's and didn't start CPAP until my children were born (3 years ago).  In that time it took me about a year to get a mask that I could sleep with well enough.  I have never had the refereshing experience that other users have had.

When I brought this up to the Dr.(sleep specialist) we discussed possible underlying depression and I went to an evaluation.  After 6 weeks of evaluation with a psych I left because I felt it wasn't really going anywhere in regards to my sleep situation, and I switched to an insurance company that wouldn't cover my visits.  

My PCP says that surgery would probably not improve my condition. In the meantime I'm kind of at a crossroads, throwing it at reddit for advice/thoughts.  I really can't sort out the fatigue, depression, apnea thing as they all seem intertwined.  Keep in mind that I do have 2 small children so the fatigue could be normal parenting. I'm so far off from feeling "normal" that I don't even know what to expect.  

Thanks for reading.
<bot>: father of young children dealing with effects of apnea/depression and fatigue trying to sort out treatment. Unsure of next step.