Joined: 25 Jun 2005 Posts: 13 Location: Los Angeles/San Francisco
Auditory Hallucinations? Posted: 06-26-05 21:53pm
This has happened a few times- while
falling asleep, I begin to hear a man
screaming at me....I am drowsy, but still
fully conscious. I also hear bits of
conversation sometimes. I often wake up
in sleep paralysis, have extremely vivid
nightmares, and wake up for no reason with
a sense of impending doom (best way I can
describe it). The screaming and voices
freaks me out a lot, because it never
happens during the day. If it helps any,
I have a central nervous system pain
disorder and my new md. Thinks that I may
be epileptic (petit mal seizures). I
often feel more rested after staying up
all night than after sleeping- she thinks
that I never reach deep sleep. I don't
know if that has anything to do with the
voices or not...
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deathx
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Aug 2004 Posts: 118
Posted: 07-06-05 10:34am
Thef irst few lines, i've heard before.
It's something to do with voices echoing
in your head and refracting before
dispersing into nothingness. I get it
from time to time when i'm half asleep, I
hear my name been screamed or soothingly
called out to me and I bolt up and wake
up.
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