I've tried searching but its so hard for me to explain it. Hopefully somebody else knows what this is that I am experiencing. I know there has to be more people because I have a friend who has told me he has the same exact experiences. |
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I've tried searching but its so hard for me to explain it. Hopefully somebody else knows what this is that I am experiencing. I know there has to be more people because I have a friend who has told me he has the same exact experiences. |
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See this thread. |
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When you have a high fever, enzymatic action all over your body begins to slow or fail all-together (this is a reason why people die from hyperthermia; enzymes fail to function at high temperatures). |
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When I was ten I had the worst case of the flu I have ever had. I was in the worst amount of pain, each day slipped into the next as I sat in my room. All I can remember is this image of some sort of ominous castle with a winding road going up to it. I just watched... I am really sorry, just thinking about it in this much detail is hurting me. PM me if you want the rest of the story. |
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Last edited by Lemm1w1nkz; 02-14-2008 at 02:30 AM.
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That's interesting, i've had that impossible feeling twice too. Both times I had the cold. |
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"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." -Einstein
I'm thinking it is mild delirium, most obviously, but it also sounds like, as people have said, a drug trip. But not mushrooms or salvia, cough syrup. It sounds ALOT like what happens when I drink too much cough syrup and go to bed. For me, it's a little different, when I'm in the hypnagogic/hynapompic state I lose the ability to think objective thoughts and become lost in a terrible abyss of abstract confusion. I begin to think in shapes (like with you) like blobs or fibers in my case. So anyway, do you drink cough syrup? I was thinking cuz your sick and all when this happens... |
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Yes I had those fevers when I was a kid. It was like the texture, creases and folds of the blankets were uniquely dry and insideous, and time was slowed down, it was a darkend pale ethereal torture. Then I would hallucinate a going to the bathroom for an hour. During this time it felt like I was drugged. My field of view warped to and fro. Then the torture of my covers would commence again. The cycle would continue. During these experiences I was provided with tidbits from the future, for example, a future bathroom facility I would use, and the knowledge of certain meshes in Metroid Prime 2 (Metroid Prime wasn't even developed yet.) |
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Last edited by Cryptic; 09-09-2008 at 05:11 AM.
I don't think I ever let my fevers get that bad... the worst was last year when I had pneumonia, but even then I just lay shivering in my bed for like 3 days straight until I finally made myself take freezing showers, and the doctor got me some hardcore meds. Never hallucinated because of it |
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Omg!! Thats exactly how i feel when i get a bad dose of the flue or a bad fever and wake up in the middle of the night (Bar the future bit, lol). I never really knew how to explain it though, but thats very well said |
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Yes, at the time the emotions were hard to describe as well, but eventually I could describe them. That's the thing about dreams, the emotions, and sometimes the content of them can be difficult to transform into words. But all in all the fevers were a good thing. After they were over I was very happy, almost like a high. I'm not a fan of over-the-counter medications, so it's a good thing I didn't take many. |
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I've had this kind of hallucination too. Usually i wake up in the middle of the night, and something runs over and over and over in my mind, when i have a fever. Usually i end up passing out in the middle of the floor, while trying to get some water. |
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Advanced Tasks of the month: 2
Basic Tasks of the month: 1
Total Tasks of the month: 3
I just got over a bought with flu. I laid in bed for three days with a high fever and mostly just slept. But when I awoke I had (and still have) the most peaceful feeling. When I was asleep it was almost like I left my physical body which was in pain and went somewhere else. Somewhere safe where I felt secure and loved and peace. I dont know what it was but a three day vacation in fever land is something I could use once in awhile. |
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Sorry to reply to such an old thread but I felt I had to. A couple of years ago, I had bowel cancer surgery and post surgery, developed MRSA. I spiked a temperature of 104 and was delirious. I too had that terrible restless feeling that there was something I had to finish and was apparently gibbering 'have...to...finish...it...dying..' And remember being tortured by the lines on the heart monitor, the shapes seemed to hurt my head, again, the crisp folds on the hospital sheets were agony, when I closed my eyes I could see lines travelling towards each other from opposing directions and when they met, there were green flashes of light and agonising pain in my head, My whole body was shaking in what the doctors called a rigor. It was an awful experience. I was unconscious on life support for 3 weeks following that but recall vivid dreams of the pattern of the heart monitor tracer, green triangles and the lines crashing together mixed with my families voices and music. Obviously, I recovered, but since then, whenever I have a fever, those images and that 'restless, unfinished' feeling returns. It is quite awful. I take paracetamol at the first hint of a raised temperature as I am so nervous of it happening again... Not sure if I am happy or saddened to find others with similar stories. Obviously something uniform must happen to certain human brains at certain temperatures or with certain viruses/infections. |
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Sorry to reply to such an old thread but i just felt that i had to. During my childhood i have had about 5-6 of these dreams but only when i had a high fever. It was the exact same dream, to this day i still remember it clearly. whenever i got a fever i would always go to my parents bedroom to rest. |
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Last edited by GunForce; 10-23-2013 at 09:51 PM.
I do apologise at how my response is years after you were searching for help and advice, but coming across this thread has actually made me so happy to know I'm not the only one! Whenever I'm poorly and have a fever I can guarantee that I'll get two hours sleep and the rest of the night will be spent crying and thrashing about in pain. I really do feel for you. The way you described having a task to do but not being able to do it is PERFECT. At night my mind can't rest and all I'll be able to do is stress about this 'task' and how I can't do it. My mind wil be having a conversation with itself about something that must be done but God only knows what it is now it's morning time! I'll pace around my room too sometimes in tears just getting frustrated and going crazy haha. My head feels huge and my whole body will feel 'irritable'. I think it's all due to the high temperature. Just wanted to let you know you're not the only one! Hopefully you don't suffer anymore. |
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OK I have had the exact same thing happen to me, it sucks so bad and almost no one I know has had it happen to them, I want an explanation! Because there has to be one of the phenomenon is so identical, scientifically we could draw some conclusions from our situations.. the first time it happened to me I was young, 10 years old maybe, with a fever I should've been hospitalized for. If any of these things happened to you too then we can draw conclusions that way.. I have felt it reoccur when taking Tylenol pm, but mildly. When bit happens I have to do something that alters my state of consciousness, drink alcohol, do drugs, otherwise I don't know what to do. It's so frightening I hate talking about it so confiding in others is futile. Sylvia trips I've had have brought up similar feelings. I don't know what more we can figure out on our own. It's comforting knowing I'm not the only one who gets this, but doesn't make it any less annoying, scary, and bizarre. Hopefully we can learn what causes this and how we can prevent future problems with it. |
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Yes! I have been searching for someone who has this. It's usually when I have a fever. It's usually a dream though where I have, as you described this task which is soo impossible but I have to do it. It's something like having to count every grain of sand on the beach which is impossible but i HAVE to do it. There's always the same man in the dream too. Most of the time when I wake up i can't remember the dream but the feeling is so strong. I don't have this right now but I think I have a fever. I'm unwell generally but I'm feeling really weird like I'm in a nightmare. Nothing feels really and everything that's happened today doesn't feel like it happened. I just want to sleep but I feel like i'll never get out of this state. |
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