Sleep walking?

Hi friend, i too heard about this kind of sleep walking, but never experienced it in my life, tell your friend to consult a doctor about his problem, we must take care about this kind of issues, otherwise we will face some unwanted problems

Yeah that is caused by working overwhelmingly and get tired yet their no time to rest you have to walk and do other things.

My late husband was a sleepwalker evenas a child. it can take a toll on your life. i felt that i was always chasing after him.

Sleep walking is very common. I used to sleep walk as a child, I'd wake up in the morning with my feet all muddy as well as the bed sheets. My dad almost shot me one night, thinking I was a prowler because I was trying to crawl back in through my parents bedroom window. When I was in my 20's I woke up one morning about a half mile from my house. I wasn't wearing anything but a tee shirt, was barefooted and carrying a baseball bat, what was even more unusual I was coming out of the woods. A few years ago, four of my dogs had gotten stolen and for a few months my family had to hide my keys at night because I got in my car one night and sleep drove. I put almost 100 miles on my car and have no idea where I went. I haven't done any sleep walking in several years now, or at least not that I am aware of. Nobody else in my immediate family sleep walks. I think stress causes sleep walking. I don't know, but I do think that sleep walking can be dangerous, especially if you do like I did and get behind the wheel of a car. I know I went somewhere in my sleep because I lived alone and when I woke up at 4 a.m. my front door was open, my keys and cell phone were in a different place and my car was not parked where I had left it and I had driven out over a quarter tank of gas. That worried me, after that my son came to stay with me.

Yes, sleep walking is quit real and my first encounter with sleep walking was my husband. We hadnt been married that at the time only about a month. It was about 1 in the morning he started to get up and do usual rountine of getting ready for work. I laid in bed and watched him carrying on puzzled at what was going on. Then he went into the kitchen so at that time I figured it was best to go in on the couch in the living room and keep an eye on him. He made a pot of coffee, sat down on the couch for a few minutes and then went outside at that time I got really concernt and got up and watched him. I seen him walk around both vechiles a couple of time and I could hear him mumbling. Then he came back in the house and looked at me and said what am I doing? and the went back to bed. I talked to his mom the next morning and she told me about sleep walking and that he use to do it all the time. I though wow that was the first time I ever knew or experience anything like that. I can remember one time my oldest son who is 13 when he was about 2 running down the hallway in the middle of the night and when I got up to see what he was doing he was sitting in the living room playing with his trucks I kept saying his name and he would answer me. So again I sat on the couch to keep an eye on him and he evenuntally laid down on the floor so I carried him back to bed. It can be heridity both of my sons and my youngest daughter does it. Im still not real sure what causes sleep walking.