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jody54451

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Brain Sleeping....pins And Needles.....almost Unconscience Posted: 01-15-06 20:36pm


When I lie down to sleep, I get this overwhelming feeling rise from my feet to my head, and when it hits my brain I feel as though I will stop breathing, or go into a coma!! It is truly frightning! It only last a few seconds, but during that time I cannot move. I pray to god to please not let me die. This happens almost everyday, and only when I lie down. Does anyone else experience this? Thank you.

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