Dear Dr. Roach: My question to you is about an affliction I have struggled with since childhood. Apparently, it is called ...

Apparently, it is called sleep paralysis. As explained to me in an old newspaper article, it is when your brain is awake, but your body is still sleeping. This leads me to have minor to moderate ...

Unlike nightmares which occur when the body is asleep, sleep paralysis happens when the body is awake. “Sleep paralysis ...

You struggle to manage sleep patterns and stay awake. No matter how much rest you ... At other times, you may experience sleep paralysis, which is like cataplexy. You temporarily can't speak ...

If you have narcolepsy, you might also have sleep paralysis, where you’re awake but can’t move. It usually happens just as you’re falling asleep or when you’re starting to wake up.

Apparently, it is called sleep paralysis. As explained to me in an old newspaper article, it is when your brain is awake, but your body is still sleeping. This leads me to have minor to moderate ...

Apparently, it is called sleep paralysis. As explained to me in an old newspaper article, it is when your brain is awake, but your body is still sleeping. This leads me to have minor to moderate ...