Luton & The Aftermath - Diary

[titaniumbean]

I'm out

gtf. Stop being a baby.

He loves me really. Call the bluff!!!!

[celtic]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

[Claw75]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

cf had it the other day

[gatso]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

cf had it the other day

this

check his fb status from 6/1

[Drain Alien]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

Soz vinster for being a thicko, but wot exactly does this mean?
(btw took your advice and opted to stay @ home ftw)
DrainyDonk

[celtic]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

Soz vinster for being a thicko, but wot exactly does this mean?
(btw took your advice and opted to stay @ home ftw)
DrainyDonk

Thats what I'm trying to find out Drainy, hence my question.

Well done in staying in. Smart move.

[mouth]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

Randomly was talking about this to someone the other day. What he described sounded just like it. Can be caused by irregular sleep patterns and excessive alcohol, both of which applied here lol. Quite common in that most people will experience it at least once.

[tikay]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

Soz vinster for being a thicko, but wot exactly does this mean?
(btw took your advice and opted to stay @ home ftw)
DrainyDonk

Thats what I'm trying to find out Drainy, hence my question.

Well done in staying in. Smart move.

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

[fontenaar]

celtic, Bertpup, fontenaar and 0 Guests are viewing this topic.

Sorted out my black pudding yet?

Nope!!!!!

Will do it specially for you!!!

[celtic]

celtic, Bertpup, fontenaar and 0 Guests are viewing this topic.

Sorted out my black pudding yet?

Nope!!!!!

Will do it specially for you!!!

Excellent. You're open now right? Let me lmow a day and I will come up. Sunday before Luton best for me.

[celtic]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

Soz vinster for being a thicko, but wot exactly does this mean?
(btw took your advice and opted to stay @ home ftw)
DrainyDonk

Thats what I'm trying to find out Drainy, hence my question.

Well done in staying in. Smart move.

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

tyty

[TommyD]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

Great diary Sir, been reading it since joining Blonde.

I've had sleep paralysis for 15 years or so.  Used to have it really bad but luckily it's much less frequent these days.  In basic terms it's your head waking up before the rest of your body.  The first few times it happens it can freak you out a little, especially as one of the most common symptoms is a heavy chest and trouble breathing.  For certain people, myself included, part of your brain is in REM sleep and your dreams merge with reality inducing hallucinations.

Either way you're awake but you can't move.  I've found the best way to fully 'wake' is to concentrate on moving a small part of your body (little finger or toe) and as soon as you get that going the rest of your body soon catches up.  It's normally brought on by stress and/or heavy drinking but can come on without either.

Hoped this has helped a little, send me a message if you want any other info.

[tikay]

Nice Post by Tommy "St Pancras" D.

He once called me with 3-2, for a made flush.

Typical schoolteacher.

When you coming up to Luton, Tommy? - it can't be more than 20 mina from your place.

[celtic]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

Great diary Sir, been reading it since joining Blonde.

I've had sleep paralysis for 15 years or so.  Used to have it really bad but luckily it's much less frequent these days.  In basic terms it's your head waking up before the rest of your body.  The first few times it happens it can freak you out a little, especially as one of the most common symptoms is a heavy chest and trouble breathing.  For certain people, myself included, part of your brain is in REM sleep and your dreams merge with reality inducing hallucinations.

Either way you're awake but you can't move.  I've found the best way to fully 'wake' is to concentrate on moving a small part of your body (little finger or toe) and as soon as you get that going the rest of your body soon catches up.  It's normally brought on by stress and/or heavy drinking but can come on without either.

Hoped this has helped a little, send me a message if you want any other info.

Cheers TommyD.

This is sort of what I wanted to see, someone who has experienced it.

Had something simliar sounding a few years back, and again recently, maybe 3 weeks ago. It was all a bit bizarre. And for no real reason either it seems.

Welcome to blonde!

[Claw75]

Random, but. Anyone know about or ever had sleep paralysis?

Great diary Sir, been reading it since joining Blonde.

I've had sleep paralysis for 15 years or so.  Used to have it really bad but luckily it's much less frequent these days.  In basic terms it's your head waking up before the rest of your body.  The first few times it happens it can freak you out a little, especially as one of the most common symptoms is a heavy chest and trouble breathing.  For certain people, myself included, part of your brain is in REM sleep and your dreams merge with reality inducing hallucinations.

Either way you're awake but you can't move.  I've found the best way to fully 'wake' is to concentrate on moving a small part of your body (little finger or toe) and as soon as you get that going the rest of your body soon catches up.  It's normally brought on by stress and/or heavy drinking but can come on without either.

Hoped this has helped a little, send me a message if you want any other info.

Cheers TommyD.

This is sort of what I wanted to see, someone who has experienced it.

Had something something simliar sounding a few years back, and again recently, maybe 3 weeks ago. It was all a bit bizarre. And for no real reason either it seems.

Welcome to blonde!

are you sure you weren't just kind of 'beached' on your bed?