Naira (2016-07-15 18:48:12)

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When I was around 5 years old, my parents left me at my granddad's house for a week over the summer to spend some time with them. One night I woke up and saw a shadow approaching me. I got out of bed to get some help, but I couldn't walk any further. Something was trying to push me away from the door. I started to panic and soon afterwards couldn't breathe for a while. I sat back down on my bed and started to calm down. I decided to call out for help instead. I screamed 'Mummy', but every time I tried to speak, my voice either growled or squeaked. I went back to bed and then woke up to a McDonalds breakfast.

I had another sleep paralysis when I was around 8 years old. I woke up and tried opened my Nintendo dsi to play a game, but it kept closing and wouldn't open. I then was pushed back against my bed and my dsi disappeared. I think I slept after that.

Have you guys ever had a sleep paralysis?

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TwilightWinter (2016-07-15 19:35:35)

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... That seems a little more than paralysis to me.

But thankfully, no. I have never experienced such incidents.

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Perfect_Chaos (2016-07-15 20:32:57)

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Yeah that isn't sleep paralysis, that's either a dream or a home invasion. I've never experienced it but I've read stories about people who have.

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ScillyMission (2016-07-24 02:33:26)

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dang

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JimmyJonJones (2016-07-24 07:40:08)

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I've had sleep paralysis. But the happening to you isn't. It's where you wake up, can't move, talk, or breathe. It lasts from a few seconds, up to a minute.

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TapRoot0ak (2016-07-24 09:31:23)

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I woke up getting a ghostly succ.

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MegaBeanish (2016-07-24 13:45:54)

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You need to stop watching horror movies. Tip: Don't see Lights Out

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