View Full Version : Why do's this happen????
killerDream
April 12th, 2002, 11:28 AM
ok I will be laying in bed and I will hear a low buzzing sound then it will get lowder then all of a sudden ZAP it will hit me and make me jump/ bounce on my bed. Now I dont feel any pain and it quite cool but I was wondering if anyone know's why this happen's or what its from?
Thanx in advance :)
Medusa @ Dawn
April 12th, 2002, 12:30 PM
Do you have a metal bed frame sitting close to an electrical socket?
Sequoia
April 12th, 2002, 03:36 PM
whoah!! hmm do you seem to be heading towards a light and get zapped just before you reach it?? :D;;
sorry :) in all seriousness. . . I have no clue! o.o that's kinda weird hehe I hope someone else has an idea. .
flar7
April 12th, 2002, 03:39 PM
:huh: first for me....keep us updated!
killerDream
April 12th, 2002, 04:15 PM
My bed is made of wood ... well its a sofa and its not near any electrical curents
StarryDancer
April 12th, 2002, 04:42 PM
Ever have any problems with seizures? Or have a recent head injury? It sounds a bit like a low-level partial psychomotor seizure.
Myst
April 12th, 2002, 04:48 PM
*nods* That's what I was thinking StarryDancer.
killerDream : get thyself to a doctor. :)
Illuminatus
April 12th, 2002, 04:52 PM
I got these in the past.. on the cusp of sleep, a buzzing sensation in my head, and a sharp pain as I jerked myself back to consiousness to escape the pain, which amplified as sleep beckoned. It was weird, but it always passed. Usually happened when I was overtired, and being awake became physically painful.
killerDream
April 12th, 2002, 05:42 PM
I have been in a car acsident and rode my bike in to a truck while goin down a hit......now thats some fun :P but anyway there is no pain when I get the jolt I just jump/bounce.
Myst
April 12th, 2002, 05:58 PM
Yup, could still easily be what StarryDancer said. Better to be safe then sorry huh :)
Jeleia
April 13th, 2002, 01:01 PM
Sometimes I'll get jolts when I'm sleeping. And I'll jolt myself awake. I don't know if its the same things your feeling. It happened quite a bit after the car accident I was in.
SpiDer_AnGeL
April 13th, 2002, 06:52 PM
Do you mean you jolt then wake up? When I dream, if I fall or something I will move to catch myself.............basically I jolt and wake up.......thats all I can think of.......sorry,I'm no help whats so ever.
Garnet
April 13th, 2002, 10:05 PM
That happens to me, too, SpiDer_Angel...usually just as I'm falling asleep. It's rarely painful, fortunately. When it is painful, it's brief & is relieved by me changing positions or changing to a flatter pillow.
AradiaSupernova
April 13th, 2002, 11:19 PM
Sometimes that happens to me too. (No, I've never had a head injury and i've never been seriously injured). I've had it where I'm right on the brink of sleeping..kinda in between. Half asleep, half awake. I'll start to feel like I'm disconnecting from my body..like..everything goes numb...then I start to feel like vibrations going through me for a few minutes. Usually thats what happens when I begin to obe or astral project.
HallsOfAvalon
April 14th, 2002, 11:36 PM
I think I know what it is.....
My X-Girlfriend used to get this all the time, and would wake me up by her jolt. She saw a doctor and they couldn't figure anything out (usually hard to find things in sleep). They did a series of sleep studies and finally came up with a diagnosis.
It times of great stress, especialy if something is being supressed. The body has no other way to let it out except for in dream state. When my X got some results from the study it turned out that her brain was racing prior to these events. I'm not sure if she ever got got out what she needed too, but they do come and go.
Sleep is one of those things they are just starting to understand. The further research progresses the more we will trully know. But this is a voyage into many different areas. Including some physical (which are easier for them to spot). Most are more emotional.
Hope this info helps out. Keep us posted, please.
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