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      After reading about hypnogognia... it is conjuring in my mind, memories of experiences i had as a child. I was about 7 or 8 and right before sleep I would have a very very realistically intense sensation that my body was enormous, even though I would fit just the same in to my bed as it was occuring. The experience would transfer in to wakefulness as they would frighten me so that I would wake up, only to be in the "dream" or "hallucination" still. My mother took me to a dr. and prior to my first experience I had been taking ibuprophen for the first time... and they credited it to that. As far as I know, ibuprophen has no psycho active qualities. Even today when I am awake participating in daily life, I very rarely get a mild sensation just like that of what I experienced as a child. Perhaps this has nothing to do with dreaming at all. I really have no knowledge of sort of mental experiences like this. It was something that I had dismissed as a side effect of a medicine.... naiive of me perhaps? Reading about hypnogognia for the first time today has sparked some interesting thoughts. Could it be related? And I appologize for junping around my subject matter, this is just sort of... eye opening?

      And thank you for the welcome... I'm here to be educated

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      Quote Originally Posted by conceptsandcon View Post
      The experience would transfer in to wakefulness as they would frighten me so that I would wake up, only to be in the "dream" or "hallucination" still.
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      That sounds to me like a false awakening. Or am I wrong?
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      Well, I was actually awake because I would start screaming for help and my mother would come rushing in and at that point I knew that I was back to reality. I was definatley out of the "dream", but the sense of intense fear was in me, along with the sensation.
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