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Difficulty Waking UP

Bren1609 · 2007-02-21 09:28:34

To some people this "problem" isn't seen as a problem at all. When I fall asleep I go into a sort of semi-coma and can sleep for hours on end and not hear the alarm when it goes off. I can sleep with the light on or off, someone could come into the room and clang around and I wouldnt wake up. Often my flat mate has to come…

21-02-2007 9:28am

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To some people this "problem" isn't seen as a problem at all. When I fall asleep I go into a sort of semi-coma and can sleep for hours on end and not hear the alarm when it goes off. I can sleep with the light on or off, someone could come into the room and clang around and I wouldnt wake up. Often my flat mate has to come into my room to turn off my alarm cause it wakes him up. It's been like this for as long as I can remember and I need 2 alarm clocks to wake up in the morning. As a result of this my punctuality has never been up to scratch.

Has anyone ever heard of this before? Is there any causes or diagnoses?

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You might want to check with your GP?

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