Sleep walker, do you have one in your family?
By Fulltank
@Fulltank (2882)
Philippines
November 15, 2009 5:32pm CST
The only person in my entire family who does sleep walking is my father. He said that this can only manifest when he's really tired. Its rarely happens and I only seen it several times in my entire life. My mother is very vigilant at night to check on my fathers sleeping that we only discovered it when we are already on our teens.
Do you have a sleep walker in your house?
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17 responses
@tyronie4cash (925)
• Philippines
16 Nov 09
I have a cousin who sleep walks. I didn't saw it though, He's mom just told us that while they were sleeping, She just saw her son going downstairs, When she check what was up to her son, She saw him going straight to kitchen grabbing something, then my aunt was like "Hey, where you going?" then he woke up.. he was like "uhh?" then go back upstair and then sleep. hahaha ^_^
@weeleybridge04 (77)
•
16 Nov 09
Oh yes!! my husband sleep walks. He does this most nights but only a couple of times have i caught him doing something that could either be dangerous or embarassing!! For instance I caught him walking downstairs to go and pick someone up from the local pub,he was just about to walk out of the front door,naked!! This was at 3 in the morning and the friend he was 'picking'up was on holiday in another country!!
@luigimanzanares (49)
• Philippines
16 Nov 09
I used to sleepwalk when I was a grader. One morning, my father asked me what I did because I went down the house in the middle of the night. But I said I couldn't remember. My father already had an idea that I was sleepwalking because it looked like.
@xyna22 (26)
• Philippines
16 Nov 09
ahahaha:p my third brother is a sleep walker, sleep talker...almost everynight he does that at around 2am..and i so hate it because i get disturbed by it. sometimes it's funny and instead of getting pissed by it, i just laugh at it especially when we start teasing him about it. hehe:P i believe it has something to do when they are tired and yes when very stressed. because now that my brother is currently sick and he is forced to sleep early, he doesn't have any sleeping disorders. good that he don't have it for how many weeks now but i hope he'll fully recover.
@hazeldesosa (67)
• Philippines
16 Nov 09
I, myself was once a sleep walker. But it happened only once in my entire thirty six years of living. It happened when i was at the age of eight or nine. It was a sunny afternoon when all my entire family were watching television when suddenly i got up and saw me "sleep walking". When i woke up, my sister told me the whole story and i was really shocked. Can't believe it happened to me or it had something to do with having a fever.
@SomeCowgirl (32191)
• United States
16 Nov 09
No Not in the house, but my grandmother sleep walks. My late brother had gotten many photos of her whilst sleepwalking as she didn't believe or want to admit she'd eat in her sleep! Things she's not supposed to eat or it will give her a migraine, but she'll get a mirgraine or at the very least a bad headache the next day or few days later.
I've slept walked before. When I was younger I Slept walked and used the toilet except it was the kitchen sink! lol!
@mjmlagat (3170)
• Philippines
16 Nov 09
hello there! from my father and my uncle down to me and my kids, we all are sleep walkers from time to time, not all the time though. we sleep-walk especially if during the day we were overly fatigued and we're knocked out due to tiredness. it's really awful and funny and embarrassing.
@ruoruo712 (1)
• China
16 Nov 09
I'heard of sleepwalking disorder,sleepwalking disorder have to do what,or even serious harm to others or to himself,I feel rather horrible sleepwalking.
@Hazelrose (2179)
• Philippines
16 Nov 09
Hi fulltank,Yes,my second child was a sleep walker before when he was young.But now that he is 28 years old,I never seen him that way.Maybe that was just a part of his teenage days.Thanks,Good Day!
@bentoyhk (202)
• Hong Kong
16 Nov 09
I don't have in my house but I saw once in my ex-boyfriend's house. He is his little brother. When he was sleeping, he walked to the window side and opened the window, he tried to climbed over the window. It was terrible and scary. My ex-boyfriend ran to hug him back and woke him up. He really didn't know what was he doing at that time
@youlechangcs (29)
• China
16 Nov 09
I don't have sleep walker in my house....but i have a roomate, i've seen her sleep walking..she got up in the middle of night, i asked her:"where are u going?" she answered:"bathroom." i found that she went into kitchen, nd walked around,then came back....maybe she was so tired~
@soledadclickz (1106)
• Philippines
16 Nov 09
We've seen our brother sleep-walked when he was young. He fell asleep after playing too much. We saw him caught a dragonfly and he woke up when our mother call his attention. One time, he also peed on our shoes while sleep-walking. That was so weird. He didn't know what he was doing. But now that he's a grown up, the disorder no longer manifests.
@laydee (12798)
• Philippines
15 Nov 09
Hmm.. not really. I guess we don't really have someone who'd really go out or do something. Most would just run in their sleep (with running motion in their beds) or talk. Some would just go stand up then lie down once again.
The only noted sleepwalker in the family was my grandmother. She was said to have gone down from the 2nd floor of the house and went and took a shower only to be awakened when she was wet with her clothes on. Hehehe.. But that was just once.
@bounce58 (17385)
• Canada
15 Nov 09
I think my 9-year old is prone to sleepwalking. Ever since he was a baby, he would sleep with us on the bed. A few years back we forced him to sleep on his own bed, in his room. Most nights he would wake up in the middle of the night and run to our bed.
One time, late at night I came across him while he was running to our room. I asked him where he was going. He said he was going to the library in his school. I think he is dreaming during these episodes, and is just sleepwalking.