Actually, if I think it over, these 'attacks' might

Posted By: Jan on 2009-03-07
In Reply to: I know it' not the Xanax....because - MT1

even be minimal TIAs (transient ischemic attacks) or light strokes.
I might be wrong, but do you like this explanation better than the Xanax explanation?

Regards from Dr.Jan, LOL, this is unbelievavble!

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Has this ever happened to anyone - kind of weird/scary - buzzed
- I used to have these often, now less, and I asked my son's neurologist...sm - typinlikemad
- sounds like a bad trip - truthfully
  - LMAO! That might also be an explanation! ...nm - Jan
- Thought it was my grandma - Mimi
  - This I can understand and I feel with you, but this is different. - Jan
- Of course, if you believe in the - see message
- I have had this and it can be absolutely - sm
  - I also felt like someone was behind me - Jen
- Think this is sleep paralysis - Anita
  - it doesn't just scare you it scares the person you're in bed with too!!! - AGREE
    - No wonder that guy never showed back up! - Anita
  - Sounds like sleep paralysis (and possibly hypnagogic hallucinations) to me. sm - NWMNMT
    - Well, he or she won't have the sleep study, but may order one for *you.* LOL sm - NWMNMT
  - Totally agree, get these from time to time since teens...sm - Cyndiee
    - I don't know whether to be glad... - MT1
      - You have just very vivid dreams and - Jan
        I know it' not the Xanax....because - MT1
        I googled it....Definition of Hypnagogic hallucination - Jan
        Actually, if I think it over, these 'attacks' might - Jan
        These are associated with sleep, - NOT
        I cannot believe the nastiness of certain frustrated, workless people... - Jan
        LOL, Dr,Jan, why do you say that? I just want to help. - Jan
        Jan, I'm not the post "NOT"...However, - MT1
        Maybe you are all whackos, freaked-out whackos, - Jan
        you may not be bitter, angry, or uptight, but you are RUDE rude rude! - observant
        To observant: Please read the whole thread , - Jan
        Hi, Jan; used to be in nursing, still have my books, sleep paralysis....sm - Cyndiee
        All right, Cyndiee, glad that you are back. - Jan
        Also to YOU: Fead the whole thread. Do not jump in in the middle of a thread: - Jan
        Drugs.com: Read on this site about more side effects of Xanax - Jan
        Read the whole thread, not Fead the whole thread, ..oops!..nm - Jan

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Actually, if I think it over, these 'attacks' might
even be minimal TIAs (transient ischemic attacks) or light strokes.
I might be wrong, but do you like this explanation better than the Xanax explanation?