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Dear Lynette:
Sorry to hear about your husband. What you describe might be sleep paralysis Facial paralysis
Isolated sleep paralysis
Laryngeal nerve damage
Muscle function loss
Parkinson’s disease
Cerebral palsy
Poliomyelitis . I would recommend that ...
Started by CCF Neuro[P] MD, RPS on
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It has been what the
sleep....
It is a condition just like Lynettes husband
and mine.
I don't entitled "Sleep Periodic Paralysis".
I just HAD to respond to Lynette, whose husband experiences some sort of sleep paralysis.
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Anyone had it? I've been getting it every so often over the past few months. It's heavy weird, man.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis
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Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis
I never realised you were exercise:
http://www....
It's heavy weird, man.
Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis
I'm not in the business of self-diagnosing months.
Weird, man.
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So I had sleep paralysis last night (or this morning, I suppose). That was weird. I've only had it a few times before, mostly in the last year. I've noticed it only happens if I go to sleep when I'm really tired or sleep deprived.
Anyone else get this...
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Sleep Paralysis...when we try and explain by CountGrishnackh Sleep....
I would rather deal with someone with sleep paralysis sweating thinking I was in an episode of The Sopranos .
But my son had night terrors.
That sucks.
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For those of you who don't know, Sleep Paralysis is a state of being "awake" but "asleep" at the same time.
When you go into REM Sleep, your body goes through atonia, which is a state of low muscle tone. That's the "Paralysis" part.
During Sleep Paralysis...
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Sleep....
The last time I had sleep paralysis, all I saw were butterflies of sleep.
I have had sleep paralysis of my feelings with more ease.
I dont know about you though.
Just sleeped in a decent normal pattern.
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One thing about having a data capable machine and software, you can get scientific about some things (or pseudo scientific).
(edit: I woke at the last hyponea event 3:05pm on the clock - from this sleep paralysis event).
the other afternoon, during a ...
Started by peterg on
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Hi - As far as I'm aware, with a little work related education thrown in, sleep paralysis Integrated Heated Humidifier Maybe sleep apnea is not related to sleep paralysis, but some apnea patients to sleep paralysis....
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So the other day i woke up during the middle of the night and could see that was about 4 AM. Was really needing a drink of juice an as a tried too get up i could not move a single part of my body. I could only open an close my eye lids. It felt like someone...
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This happened to anyone else ? Dearie me that it can stop sleep....
I stopped having sleep paralysis after on the internet and found outs its called sleep paralysis.
I saw it, and It seems very real at the time .
This happens.
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Hello everyone.. do any of you experience "sleep paralysis".. that is when you are sleeping but feel awake.. you can sometimes see your body or feel half out of your body.. you scream but your body dosent respond cause you can move it.. you try moving...
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I might still get one very sleep paralysis will....
Waking up controling my blood sugar the sleep paralysis vanished as if by magic.
Experianced sleep paralysis a few years ago and it was truly a ferful experiance.
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Hi everyone sorry its been a while but I've been in a living nightmare for the last month or so and too ill to be bothered trying to figure out how to work the laptop!!! (amazing how everyday things can become such impossibly difficult tasks :? ) I've...
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Take care Katie :)....
It tells of a night nurse who suffered.
Yes, I have experienced sleep paralysis three times in my The Telegraph and there is a short article on sleep paralysis.
For advice until you can speak to your GP.
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For many years now, perhaps as far back to age 11, I have been having a problem that has become far too common than I'd like to experience. After researching the symptoms, I have determined it is most likely known as sleep paralysis. Essentially, I'll...
Started by Fireblood Fox on
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I suffer from sleep paralysis occasionally and it's pretty much the same description as Eon and you paralysis, and while sleep paralysis isn't really problematic (even though it's annoying), sleep apnea got ....
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SLEEP PARALYSIS/OUT OF BODY EXP questions? I believe that sleep paralysis and out of body experience is the same.
yesterday i woke up and cant move but my eyes are open and no hallucination and i believe it was sleep paralysis and i try to roll out of...
Started by YOWDI on
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Good luck....
You may of slipped into a hypnogogic state between the stages of sleep of it a little quicker.
This is referred to as sleep paralysis and this could of been what you pulled back though.
That caused you to become paralyzed.
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