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Sleep paralysis, hallucinations and terror from Paxil

Identifier

014954

Type of Spiritual Experience

Dream
Vision
Hallucination

Number of hallucinations: 1

Background

A description of the experience

anon222861
Post 81

Sleep paralysis. I remember I'd wake up in the middle of the night face down or to the side, chest down towards the bed, I was sweating and I could barely move. It felt like something was holding me down to the bed. I couldn't get up for the longest time and when trying it was almost impossible. I could see the door do the room but it took forever to get to it and I felt incredibly, almost infinitely heavy so I was on the floor - not crawling, but one knee on the floor dragging myself, falling down catching the wall. I'd call out for help and no words came out. I heard low, loud voices behind me and in my right ear. Nobody was in the room though.

Sometimes I could eventually get up, but often I would find the urge to drag myself back to the bed because otherwise it felt like a "gravity bomb" had gone off and was holding me down to the floor. Once I'd get back to the bed I'd feel the same as I did before while in the bed. If I made it to the bathroom -- I'd turn on the light and sit on the throne, with a massive splitting migraine, and when I'd close my eyes I'd see moving colour patterns and red spots. Scary. Turns out it was because I was taking Paxil and tried to quit cold turkey, or missed a dose or two. The moral of the story: don't miss doses of Paxil, folks - brain chemistry is nothing to fool around with.

Coming off of this stuff is good but you need doctor supervision. I hope this helps someone. I'd never want anybody else to experience this!

 

The source of the experience

Wisegeek

Concepts, symbols and science items

Concepts

Atonia

Symbols

Science Items

Atonia

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Overloads

Anti-depressants

Suppressions

Dreaming and lucid dreaming

Commonsteps

References