I'm wondering if you any of you have sleep paralysis. I hope i'm not the only one out there with it and experience the horror of it .

Quoting Momma Dee:“ I'm wondering if you any of you have sleep paralysis. I hope i'm not the only one out there with it and experience the horror of it .”

What are you talking about? Sleep paralysis?

Quoting B Hole:“ What are you talking about? Sleep paralysis?”

Sleep paralysis: A frightening form of paralysis that occurs when a person suddenly finds himself or herself unable to move for a few minutes, most often upon falling asleep or waking up. Sleep paralysis is due to an ill-timed disconnection between the brain and the body.

Quoting Momma Dee:“ Sleep paralysis: A frightening form of paralysis that occurs when a person suddenly finds himself or ... [snip!] ... often upon falling asleep or waking up. Sleep paralysis is due to an ill-timed disconnection between the brain and the body.”

That is scary. I'm sorry you deal with that  
Does it happen often or rarely?

Quoting ♥Kara:“ That is scary. I'm sorry you deal with that   Does it happen often or rarely?”

maybe once or twice every 2 months since im staying at home but if im working or going to school it happens more often.

Quoting Momma Dee:“ I'm wondering if you any of you have sleep paralysis. I hope i'm not the only one out there with it and experience the horror of it .”

you know...i have just started experiencing this ever since i gave birth to my third daughter and i mentioned it to my doctor and he just blew it off..its good to know that it is an actual disorder

Quoting jennyfly + Kaiya Rose:“ you know...i have just started experiencing this ever since i gave birth to my third daughter and i mentioned it to my doctor and he just blew it off..its good to know that it is an actual disorder”

yup i looked up one day to see what it was called because i've been having it since i was a teenager and i told my mom about it and she said she used to get it too.

It happens to me, it scares the crap out of me when it happens. I somehow try to get myself to wake up, then I have trouble going back to sleep. I have not had it happen in a while.

Quoting Momma Dee:“ maybe once or twice every 2 months since im staying at home but if im working or going to school it happens more often.”

Hmm  

Can't it be deadly? I was thinking a mama on here was talking about it one other time.

Quoting Momma Dee:“ Sleep paralysis: A frightening form of paralysis that occurs when a person suddenly finds himself or ... [snip!] ... often upon falling asleep or waking up. Sleep paralysis is due to an ill-timed disconnection between the brain and the body.”

actually I heard that it's a mild sleep disorder.

Quoting Momma Dee:“ yup i looked up one day to see what it was called because i've been having it since i was a teenager and i told my mom about it and she said she used to get it too.”

well its just so strange because you just lay there and try to move and nothing happens...i always thought i was just extra groggy and being lazy lol...but no i really cant move for a couple of minutes..is it dangerous at all?

Quoting ♥Kara:“ Hmm   Can't it be deadly? I was thinking a mama on here was talking about it one other time.”

No because you can still breath. You just can't move or talk. You're not really awake, and that's why you can't move. It's not actual paralysis, it's a sleep disorder that MANY people surprisingly have.

Quoting B Hole:“ No because you can still breath. You just can't move or talk. You're not really awake, and that's why ... [snip!] ... awake, and that's why you can't move. It's not actual paralysis, it's a sleep disorder that MANY people surprisingly have.”

ive never tried to talk when it happens...wow thats so strange...but it doesnt have any long term negative effects on the brain?

Quoting ♥Kara:“ Hmm   Can't it be deadly? I was thinking a mama on here was talking about it one other time.”

I don't think it's deadly. i hope not.

Quoting B Hole:“ No because you can still breath. You just can't move or talk. You're not really awake, and that's why ... [snip!] ... awake, and that's why you can't move. It's not actual paralysis, it's a sleep disorder that MANY people surprisingly have.”

Ah, I see.