Dose Any one suffer from night terrors?!
Question: and dose it affect you daily life
Answers: and dose it affect you daily life
My 7 year old son does and it is terrible, he screams and hits and punches at unimaginable things only he can see and it takes me an hour or more to calm him down and then it could start all over again in a hour or so.. he is a very high strung child with adhd and oppositonal deifant disorder so anything especially a terrific episode can trigger his daily activities...
I did . Yes , It affected my daily life . It was part of another problem . get help . It can be fixed.
Our daughter did when she was very young, and a guy I dated in college did.
Our daughter had no lasting effects, except needing a nap the next day because her sleep had been interrupted. The guy I dated injured himself twice, once pretty badly, thrashing around in the throes of night terrors. (He put his hand through a window, then rolled his arm. He had no memory of this, or anything until he "woke up" in the ambulance.) Last I heard, he'd moved back in with his parents, who could be trusted to wake and stop him from injuring himself.
get the help from somebody else to talk about your problem and try to find what's your problem or go to the church to confess what you want to say that you weren't able to say to anyone :) hope it helped ^--^
When you say "night terrors", I think you mean the waking up and being unable to move (kind of a feeling like pins and needles in your whole body, but worse) and a feeling of fear and wanting to call out for help but being unable to make a sound. If this is what you mean, yes, it's happened to me quite a few times. It doesn't harm one in anyway, except that it wakes you up of course, and maybe you have a hard time getting back to sleep. That's the only way it would affect one's daily life - if it happens really often and you get overtired.
I did. I never had any problems really. I eventually grew out of them at about age 12. Have you had a sleep study done?