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HI! , I am relatively new to the list (have not emailed before), however I

have been lurking for a while. I have RLS and PLMD.. and have also been

diagnosed as clinically depressed. I am currently on doxepin for depression,

sinemet cr50/200 for the RLS. The RLS and PLMD is something I suppose I

inherited from my father, who had suffered the same ailments. I am glad to have

found a support group for this!!!!!!!!

I have a question for the group, if that is ok. I am not so sure of the

NETIQUETTE on this email list, so if I do something wrong, please kindly tell

me. Please no flames...

My story goes:

Something strange happened this weekend. My best friend and her husband came

to visit Saturday, and we stayed up til around 2am, talking, playing on

computer, etc.. they went to bed, I closed my eyes around 215, and woke up

around 730. Sunday morning, Jack, my best friend's husband, asked me if I slept

any at all that night?? Yes, I slept really unusually sound, I thought. Well,

he had gotten up around 3am and 5am to go to the bathroom, and he in checked on

me, and saw that I was sitting straight up in the bed both times. I was not

aware that I was sitting. Does anyone know anything about this?? I have never

heard of this. I have done a search for 'sleep sitting', but cannot find

anything. I went to my psyche doc and he has never heard of it either..

Has anyone heard of this before????

Thanks in advance....

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You bet I 've heard of folks sitting up in their sleep. My own grandson, age 8,

does it often. I know cause when he visits he usually ends up in bed with

Grandma. He likes to talk and enjoys confidential conferences with the ole gal.

He is a very restless sleeper who sometimes crawls all the way to the bottom of

the bed. He also sits straight up mutters a few words (unintelligible) then

sits still for a minute before laying back down. All the while he's fast

asleep. This child during his daytime hours has always been a bundle of

activity, fighting great enemies with imaginary weapons together with various

accompanying noises etc., is a restless student in school, hates to go to bed

but when he does he conks out immediately. When he sits watching TV he " rocks " .

I've tried it and it makes me dizzy. Yet when he sits with his Uncle and

plays Chess he is still as a rock concentrating for as much as a half hour.

I think he has RLS but my daughter pooh poohs it. This grandchild and I are

soulmates. We enjoy each other's imagination and wit and nonsensical nature. I

inherited RLS from my mother who inherited it from her mother. I wonder if my

grandson has also inherited it.

CHEERS!!

Jeanne and Mr. Biggles in Poultney, VT

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Jeanne and Mr. Biggles, Thank you for confirming that this is a real thing. I

have had sleep disorder, insomnia, for the last two years, and sleepyness during

the day, for at least ALL of my life.

But this is the first time anyone ever told me that I sit straight up in bed.

Hopefully you can get your daughter to get your soulmate some help. What a

wonderful thing, having Grandma for a Pal!!!! That kid is one lucky kid, and

sounds like the new little kitty I have, restless, energetic and curiously

wonderful..

thanks again...

linda/44/maybe it was memphis!!!!!

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You bet I 've heard of folks sitting up in their sleep. My own grandson,

age 8, does it often. I know cause when he visits he usually ends up in bed

with Grandma. He likes to talk and enjoys confidential conferences with the ole

gal. He is a very restless sleeper who sometimes crawls all the way to the

bottom of the bed. He also sits straight up mutters a few words

(unintelligible) then sits still for a minute before laying back down. All the

while he's fast asleep. This child during his daytime hours has always been a

bundle of activity, fighting great enemies with imaginary weapons together with

various accompanying noises etc., is a restless student in school, hates to go

to bed but when he does he conks out immediately. When he sits watching TV he

" rocks " . I've tried it and it makes me dizzy. Yet when he sits with his Uncle

and plays Chess he is still as a rock concentrating for as much as a half

hour.

I think he has RLS but my daughter pooh poohs it. This grandchild and I are

soulmates. We enjoy each other's imagination and wit and nonsensical nature. I

inherited RLS from my mother who inherited it from her mother. I wonder if my

grandson has also inherited it.

CHEERS!!

Jeanne and Mr. Biggles in Poultney, VT

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Sounds like a variant of sleepwalking. I have awakened while sitting

in the middle of the floor with no recollection of having gotten up.

You just stayed in bed.

---linda lwatkin1@...> wrote:

>

> HI! , I am relatively new to the list (have not emailed before),

however I have been lurking for a while. I have RLS and PLMD.. and

have also been diagnosed as clinically depressed. I am currently on

doxepin for depression, sinemet cr50/200 for the RLS. The RLS and

PLMD is something I suppose I inherited from my father, who had

suffered the same ailments. I am glad to have found a support group

for this!!!!!!!!

>

> I have a question for the group, if that is ok. I am not so sure of

the NETIQUETTE on this email list, so if I do something wrong, please

kindly tell me. Please no flames...

> My story goes:

>

> Something strange happened this weekend. My best friend and her

husband came to visit Saturday, and we stayed up til around 2am,

talking, playing on computer, etc.. they went to bed, I closed my eyes

around 215, and woke up around 730. Sunday morning, Jack, my best

friend's husband, asked me if I slept any at all that night?? Yes, I

slept really unusually sound, I thought. Well, he had gotten up

around 3am and 5am to go to the bathroom, and he in checked on me, and

saw that I was sitting straight up in the bed both times. I was not

aware that I was sitting. Does anyone know anything about this?? I

have never heard of this. I have done a search for 'sleep sitting',

but cannot find anything. I went to my psyche doc and he has never

heard of it either..

>

> Has anyone heard of this before????

>

> Thanks in advance....

>

>

>

>

HI!  , I am relatively

new to

the list (have not emailed before), however I  have been lurking for a

while.  I have RLS and PLMD.. and have also been diagnosed as

clinically

depressed.  I am currently on doxepin for depression, sinemet cr50/200

for

the RLS.  The RLS and PLMD is something I suppose I inherited from my

father, who had suffered the same ailments.  I am glad to have found a

support group for this!!!!!!!!

 

I have a question for

the group,

if that is ok.  I am not so sure of the NETIQUETTE on this email list,

so

if I do something wrong, please kindly tell me.  Please no

flames... 

My story

goes:

 

 Something strange

happened

this weekend.  My best friend and her husband came to visit Saturday,

and

we stayed up til around 2am, talking, playing on computer, etc.. they

went to

bed, I closed my eyes around 215, and woke up around 730.  Sunday

morning,

Jack, my best friend's husband, asked me if I slept any at all that

night??  Yes, I slept really unusually sound, I thought.  Well, he had

gotten up around 3am and 5am to go to the bathroom, and he in checked

on me, and

saw that I was sitting straight up in the bed both times.  I was not

aware

that I was sitting.  Does anyone know anything about this?? I have

never

heard of this.  I have done a search for 'sleep sitting', but cannot

find

anything.  I went to my psyche doc and he has never heard of it

either..

 

Has anyone heard of this

before????

 

Thanks in advance....

 

 

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