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**duceswild** · 09-17-2007, 01:07 AM

This reminds me of a very vivid and intense episode of sleep paralysis I had once.... It started out as a nightmare. A killer in the house and I was running from him. However he eventually cornered me in a bedroom. I fell over the bed he started to approach me with a knife. I was paralysed and that complete terror you can get in nightmares.

At this point, I became aware that I was in Sleep Paralysis. 9 years of constant Paralysis has given me an acute awareness of the feeling. However this was the first time that I was aware of it and still struggling with a dream. It was a very scary experience and I feel for you.

A lot of the things you describe happend to me. The inability to scream, move, sort of in a terror-shock with a man attacking you. I didn't belive he was going to do anything but rape me, but then again, nobody wants to rape a 270lb. college football player.

09-17-2007, 01:07 AM	#4
duceswild Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 464 Senior Member	This reminds me of a very vivid and intense episode of sleep paralysis I had once.... It started out as a nightmare. A killer in the house and I was running from him. However he eventually cornered me in a bedroom. I fell over the bed he started to approach me with a knife. I was paralysed and that complete terror you can get in nightmares. At this point, I became aware that I was in Sleep Paralysis. 9 years of constant Paralysis has given me an acute awareness of the feeling. However this was the first time that I was aware of it and still struggling with a dream. It was a very scary experience and I feel for you. A lot of the things you describe happend to me. The inability to scream, move, sort of in a terror-shock with a man attacking you. I didn't belive he was going to do anything but rape me, but then again, nobody wants to rape a 270lb. college football player.
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