Twenty years ago, Dr. Hamada watched a video about a child struggling with sleep apnea events because of his breathing in his sleep. One of the main effects addressed after showing that vivid struggle was attention deficit problems, but his severe apnea was not enough to wake him up. He was moved to try and help find a solution for this underserved population because of the close relation to his oldest daughter and her struggles with a similar issue. Over the years of learning, the main drive for him to keep pursuing the research was his oldest daughter, who does not meet most of the typical symptoms of sleep apnea. This is what lead Dr. Hamada to take multiple classes to find different solutions to address this issue.