Sleep disorder?????
Question:
In article <rt8d0anb8o…@corp.supernews.com>, "Joe Krajewski" <fracti…@stratos.net> wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I have a problem, and i was wondering if anyone out there that has any > insight could help me diagnose this. > When I first lay down to goto sleep and close my eyes. I can feel my > eyes involuntarily moving around inside their sockets. If I try and contol > them it makes them feel uncomfortable and I have to open my eyes. Then when > I first fall asleep, right away I go into a dream, and during this I am > still partially awake but it seems my body is asleep because I have that > "paralyzed" feeling. As this dream continues I fell as if I am "falling into > sleep" but I always have to try and kick out of it because it feels as > though my breathing might stop or something if I give in. So I start trying > to kick and move and stuff and eventually I wake up. > What I am thinking is happening is that I am going into REM sleep way to > early (right away) and this is causing this to happen. This might also > explain why most nights it feels as if I got no sleep and I am still very > tired. Is there a name for this? Does this happen to anyone else? I know its > hard to explain what is actually happening so please try to understand that > explanation. Thanks for any help!!! > Joe Krajewski > fracti…@stratos.net
It seems like you realy need a sleep test. What do you think about sleep?(that is, look inside yoursel and check out what you realy think about the time you spend in bed, it is usegul is not, do you like it d
