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Just Checking
13 Apr 15 23:30
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Anyone ever had this?

I've had this when extremely tired, every time I was dropping off I felt strongly like I was falling. It was actually damned scary Shocked

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By:
Facts
When: 13 Apr 15 23:35
http://io9.com/5895375/why-does-falling-asleep-sometimes-feel-like-falling-down
By:
Just Checking
When: 13 Apr 15 23:41
Certainly I've only had it maybe a couple of times when really exhausted, I wouldn't recommend it. I had a cycle of dropping off, horrifying feeling I was falling into the bed, waking up in a panic, then doing the same again.
By:
Paddy Hair
When: 13 Apr 15 23:46
I was sent home from work today for passing out and being unconscious for 3 to 4 minutes. It has never happened before I was on a first aid course and for a few seconds everyone thought I was taking the pi55.
It scared me I came around and had no idea that I had been out.
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 13 Apr 15 23:56
are you sure you're not starting to have panic attacks , are you stressed out , I have them all the time & are extremely scary , you lose all oxygen for a moment & your head just Zings out , literally feels like you're dying for a minute or two .. but I just moan a lot Happy
By:
akabula
When: 13 Apr 15 23:56
Had that sensation a few times JC but then again I'm getting old. Sad
Paddy have you started a diet or stopped drinking as passing out often occurs when you change your eating or drinking habits although 3/4 minutes wouldn't be the norm, more like 10/20 seconds.
By:
akabula
When: 13 Apr 15 23:57
@McM
You are probably unconsciously (forgive the pun) worrying about the deficit. Laugh
By:
guinness2dear
When: 13 Apr 15 23:58
Paddy was back-skuttling the office temp and had a head rush..
By:
Just Checking
When: 13 Apr 15 23:59
If I was passing out for no reason I'd be seeing the doctor pronto.

Do you drive or cycle or operate machinery? It could easily be fatal, indirectly.
By:
Just Checking
When: 14 Apr 15 00:00
I wish I could lucid dream, every time I realise I'm dreaming I wake up Sad.
By:
spellingandgrammarchecker
When: 14 Apr 15 00:39
Get on to Co-codamol for a few weeks, then enjoy your dreams.
By:
Pokermonster
When: 14 Apr 15 00:44
The sense of falling just after going to sleep is called a hypnic jerk.  The brain is sending a message to the muscles to rebalance themselves.
By:
spellingandgrammarchecker
When: 14 Apr 15 00:47
There are a lot of jerks on here.
By:
breadnbutter
When: 14 Apr 15 01:26
they say the falling is a  negative ,worries ....insecurity the subconcious warning you of an impending thump ,have a look about you Plain

had them when I was younger ,total freefall dreams ,waking up very quickly sitting upright with a fright just before a hit the bottom Laugh

WAS MY SUBCONCIOUS TELLING ME SUMMIT ,yes it was ,a was worrying too much ,working too hard and NOT taking enough holidays .
By:
spellingandgrammarchecker
When: 14 Apr 15 18:26
I dreamt that I ate a giant marshmallow last night.

When I woke up I had a sore throat and my pillow was gone.
By:
alun2005
When: 14 Apr 15 18:28
I've had that 'falling' feeling too, but the most scary thing of all when you're tired is that truly horrible 'sleep paralysis' thing. I used to get it a lot back in the 90s during a period of extreme stress. Thank the Lord it's gone away since.
By:
alun2005
When: 14 Apr 15 18:29
LaughLaughLaugh   to S&GC btw
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