2 typs of sleep parlaysis?

[dragonoverlord]

I have had sleep paralysis quite a few times and i have noticed there are two distinct types of sleep paralsysis. One is more common then the other. I have the sleep paralysis where i can't move my body at all except sometimes i can move an arm or a leg slightly and the other(rarer) type which i dont like is where i have no feeling at all in my body, well the only part of my body where i have feeling is in my head but the rest of my body feels numb like with the other type of SP i can feel my body and i can even twitch it but in this type of sleep paralysis i can barely feel my body at all it just feels numb, the numb feeling is almost painful and sometims i feel like im going to choke on my own spit because of it and i only have feeling really in my head its like my mind is trapped in my head sort of if you get my drift. Has anyone had experence with this type of slep paralysis im describing and what makes it occur in the first place?

[Jdeadevil]

The only SP I've ever experienced is getting my hands numb, that's all I've ever really remembered getting whilst awake.

[Menthol]

All my vibrations have felt the same so far, the vibrating/rolling feeling. I have been getting a calm before these lately though. 1-3 seconds before the vibrating I feel nothing and hear nothing, and I know it's about to happen.

[lucid2go]

Totally agree. I had the same type of numbness. I felt like a cold stone. The longer I lowered my brainwaves the more uncomfortably I would feel numbed by 1 of the paralysis altogther 2.

[Enigmik]

You know how your arm or leg feels when it goes to sleep and starts getting circulation back? Feels like millions of tiny needles poking you? Yeah that how my whole body feels but not as intense and of course I cant move but I hallucinate that I am. I think I am half way out of bed only to realize I haven't moved a muscle. Fun but disconcerting to say the least. Thats why I stopped fighting it.