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      Sleep paralysis - advice.

      It may have been posted somewhere else, if so I apologise.
      I am new here - but I have experienced sleep paralysis many times. In average 5/6 times a month. I know what you're thinking.. hectic life or etc. And you're right , but hey, that's off subject.

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis

      Anyway, I`ll go straight to the advice since I assume you either know what it is , or read the wiki article.
      My advice to dealing with it is this: calm down. Yes you're awake. Yes, you cannot move at all. Yes you feel a very deep urge to scream, cry, panic - but don't. Have you ever seen Kill Bill? If not , there is a scene where the main character is recovering from a coma and is paralyzed. She just focuses on her big toe. Move that big toe. Nothing else.
      This is my advice to you , and the one I'm always using and calming down.
      I focus on one of my fingers, or toes, and concentrate in making it move. Yes I do feel a presence in the room or hear strange noises, but the finger keeps me focused, regulates my heart rate, and pumps the adrenaline in my thinking process.
      When you get 1 single wiggle - you`re out of it. You`re safe. Laugh about it after. Consider it a big achievement. This can only build confidence for the next time it happens.
      I've reached the point where when I wake up like that, I actually prolong the situation, see how much I last without caving in. Probably not the best idea, but at least I don't have any more problemos with it.
      Last edited by Azuraos; 02-01-2009 at 02:48 AM.

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