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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI've been diagnosed with a pretty bad sleep walking problem...
which concerns me greatly because if it happens when I fall asleep at the wheel, I could remove my seat belt and get out of the car while going highway speed.
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I've been diagnosed with a pretty bad sleep walking problem... (Original Post)
LuckyCharms
Aug 2018
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Wounded Bear
(58,721 posts)1. That would be bad...
LuckyCharms
(17,460 posts)2. It sure would be a rude awakening.
unblock
(52,331 posts)3. Well if you're gonna crash your car, better out than in, I say!
LuckyCharms
(17,460 posts)4. Good point! I didn't think of that...
Maybe things are not so bad after all.
unblock
(52,331 posts)5. Just wear a crash helmet. You might also want to load up on painkillers when you drive.
They say it's best to stay ahead of the pain...!
LuckyCharms
(17,460 posts)6. How's that saying go? No pain, no pain!
True Dough
(17,331 posts)7. LuckyCharms, my money is on you
to win the Kiki Challenge...
LuckyCharms
(17,460 posts)8. You know, I saw some videos about this phenomenon...
And I truly do not understand it!
True Dough
(17,331 posts)9. You're
surely better off that way. It defies logic!
LuckyCharms
(17,460 posts)10. I'm just going to make some wild shit up...
and see if I can get it to go viral!
True Dough
(17,331 posts)11. Just make sure it's not
measles, mumps or shingles!
LuckyCharms
(17,460 posts)12. Or rabies!
Oh man, nobody needs the rabies.
underpants
(182,904 posts)13. I used to work with someone who would sleep-cook
Seriously. She'd wake up the morning to find that she'd made pancakes or even a pot roast and had no memory of it. Her kids were all just out of high school so they kept odd hours and they'd tell her that she'd been up when they got home and made them something to eat.