> > I wish I heard classical music when I was sleep deprived. But no, I always hear the popular song that everyone is listening to. You have no idea how annoying it is to hear Celine Dion "Going On" and on and on in your head when you know that there is no radio on. And I hear every note played, the whole song, over and over again.
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> > Of course, I had been working 16 hour days 6 days a week when this was happening to me. Glad I don't do *that* anymore!
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> > Ti"I liked the song till they played it to much"cia
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> I hear music even when I'm not sleep deprived. Sometimes I think I hear the phone ringing too. Even when it's not. And I never get as little sleep as some of you seem to. For me not enough sleep means less than 6 hours more than one night in a row. Not getting this leads to slightly more unpleasant symptons than hearing music. I can not go on much less than that or I find myself curled up in a corner crying at the slightest provocation. This among other things has confused my school's teachers at times. Alternatly I may sit down and find myself almost unable to move.
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> Mostly I try to get my sleep. It avoids all kinds of problems
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> Rivi"trying not to get tired"kah

When I'm sleep deprived things seem to move diffrent, kinda like that Greenday video for the song, uh, a frig brain freeze. Well the song was popular and the video had this cool slow-mo effect. Also sound gets weird, I don't hear anything like music, it just seems like what I can here is louder but comeing from farther away. Sorta like the sound is comeing to me clearer, but slower. Really hard to explain, but that is what happens. Occasionaly when I'm really, really, really board or not feeling well these thing will happen as well. Weird huh?

Also sometimes I'll be staring at something skinny and it will go invisible, like a chair leg (one of those skinny metel kind). I'll be looking at it then it isn't there. I'll blink and it is back. Freaky.

Speed'needstogotosleepbeforethesethingsstarthappeningagain'ball