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MrsNarcoleptic1981

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22. narcolepsy

Reply to skippercollector (Original post)

Tue Oct 21, 2014, 04:28 PM

Oct 2014

Hi! I know this is late, but I just joined and saw this. If you don't know by now, both sleep paralysis and hypnogogic hallucinations are symptoms of narcolepsy, which I have recently been diagnosed with in the past 6 months. The other symptoms are cataplexy (complete loss of muscle function, usually when experiencing extreme emotions) and extreme daytime sleepiness. Hope this helps!!

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sleep paralysis and can't breathe, but no evil [View all] skippercollector Apr 2013 OP

It sounds more like sleep apnea Warpy Apr 2013 #1

I've had it. napoleon_in_rags Apr 2013 #2

You need to GET YOURSELF TO A DOCTOR! Suich Apr 2013 #3

You need a doctor. Deep13 Apr 2013 #4

I have sleep paralysis on occasion ... Fantastic Anarchist Apr 2013 #5

familial sleep paralysis is actually quite common. nebenaube Apr 2013 #6

Mine is so infrequent that I don't even consider it a nuisance. Fantastic Anarchist Apr 2013 #10

It's a side-effect of sleep deprivation. nebenaube Apr 2013 #12

Sleep paralysis. StrayKat Apr 2013 #7

Sleep Paralysis = Out of Body Experience = Near Death Experience = An... nebenaube Apr 2013 #13

You might have sleep apnea EvolveOrConvolve Apr 2013 #8

I have it every now and again.. TSBprm6 Apr 2013 #9

I used to have sleep apnea womanofthehills Apr 2013 #11

I have sleep paralysis JustAnotherGen Apr 2013 #14

Me too... Jes.M Oct 2013 #15

Hello ~ Jes.M In_The_Wind Oct 2013 #16

welcome to DU gopiscrap Oct 2013 #17

I am sorry about your troubles sending good healing thoughts your way-Mike gopiscrap Oct 2013 #18

me too cfanger Jun 2014 #19

YUP! cfanger Jun 2014 #20

ihateit princejordan31 Aug 2014 #21

narcolepsy MrsNarcoleptic1981 Oct 2014 #22

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