Sleep Paralysis

Big frown , I have this sensation almost weekly and other times with alarming frequency. I just had a terrible case this morning, which I couldn't fight since I slept after 3 a.m. last night, so my body was actively keeping me asleep. Unfortunately for me, my willpower seldom beats it and I'm left to aimlessly struggle with no progress:

- usually my eyes are "open" and I can make out the blurry image of whatever I see in the room (it doesn't help that I always see blurry things due to my high glasses prescription). I think I'm awake and try to move.
- I then realize: "damn it! I'm still physically asleep" and I try to move at least one body part (usually a finger). I feel like it worked but my mind snaps back since I'm really lying motionless and I haven't physically moved anything.
- The whole ordeal is something I wouldn't mind if I wasn't always perceiving my paralyzed position as something highly uncomfortable (I always feel like I'm going to choke to death or it's really warm, even if I'm not under the blanket).

The only good part is that just like many dreams and such, I've erased the horrible sensation completely back in real life.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I too go out of it instantly, although it's one hell of an annoying and useless struggle trying to break out of it. I wish there was some sort of medication to circumvent it. :S

There's nowhere I can't reach.