seaturtleisland
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| It's extremely common and it doesn't have to be scary. It used to be scary for me but the experience changed. Just last night I heard a conversation in my left ear and only my left ear. I was so zoned out that I only remember the end of it. A woman said "I'll pick him up". |
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johnny77
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 11:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Lack of sleep amplifies this teribly I know from experance. |
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nick007
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Location: was Louisiana but moved in with my girlfreind in Vermont
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| Posted: Mon May 28, 2012 12:24 am Post subject: |
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| Dots wrote: | I got these a few times when I was under a lot of stress and living with a person I was afraid of. I would be falling asleep and all of the sudden I was paralyzed, couldn't move, felt like I was breathing through a straw, and I would see things - one was just a random girl standing next to my bed, not doing anything, not really scary but I felt scared anyway. Another time, the same physical feelings happened and I saw the housemate I was scared of come into my room and walk towards me threateningly. I tried to yell but I was still paralyzed and couldn't move.
Usually I can focus and snap myself out of the paralysis but it's still scary when it happens. I just chalked it up to Sleep Paralysis. |
That sounds like Sleep Paralysis to me. I go through phases with it. Happens more when I'm under emotional distress & I haven't had them in a long time.
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