Description of Area / Surroundings

Right on the outskirts of the city. In my house.

Full Description & Details

For years I have dealt with the memory of being paralyzed. The first time it happened I was almost asleep. I heard a girl say " Stacy, go with the noise." I did not understand what she meant at first, then I listened. It was the sound of an am radio with very high pitched sounds that I could "feel". As the "music" (which was a combination of the highest sounds and lowest sounds) became louder, I realized that I was completely numb. I felt immense terror, and realized that I was awake. I could hear my mother in the next room typing on the computer. I tried to open my mouth, but could not. My heart was racing, and I was sweating. I concentrated on trying to just move my arm so that I could knock the lamp off of my nightstand. I couldn't move anything or even open my eyes. Tears were streaming down my face and all I could do was make a hum sound. I began to pray very hard. It stopped as quickly as it had started, and I screamed louder than I ever have in my life. My mom was terrified and came into the room. She thought that it was a dream at first. This happened about seven times during the month. I explained the feeling as "when you touch an electric fence on accident) It was like waves racking my body, and you can't even think for a minute before you realize that you can't move. We had someone come in and check my waterbed to see if I was getting electocuted somehow during the night from the heater. We disconnected the heater, and it happened again. The last time it happened in that house, it was not as scary. I felt the feeling, only my eyes were open. I looked to the bedroom door, as I was looking at the door, I felt myself "fall" below my body into the bed, then roll towards the door. I was moving through thought is the only way I can describe it. I was floating towards the door, and looked at the doorknob. I reached for the doorknob, but found myself on the other side of the door, without even opening it. I floated to my mother's bedroom to tell her what was going on and that I was not afraid. I floated over the bed and in front of her, but she did not see me. I tried to talk, but could not, I was numb. I could see that she was awake and was looking out the window crying. I turned to look out the window, and saw lightning flash in the distance, but heard no storm. I floated back to the hallway, and that was it. I think that it could have been a dream, but the next morning I told my mom about it, and she seemed really bothered by it. After I had gone to bed, she had an argument with a close friend, and had gone to bed crying, and had looked out the window at lightning. Anyways, I have shared this with family members and a few select friends, but I have never gone to a psychologist about it. I did try to explain it to my doctor and he said that my body was falling asleep before my mind....anyways, I stumbled on this site, and read the sleep paralysis and abduction thing. It has me freaking out now. I have always been terrified of aliens and try to avoid movies, books, and pictures whenever I can, but my husband found this through ebaums world, and read it, and it freaked him out (he knows about the numb sleep that I had and knows that I have always wondered about it). So, anyways, maybe someone can help me out, and tell me that this was all just really a dream, and that there is no way that I could have been abducted. After all, I don't ever remember being on craft or an exam. But, I will always remember the girl's voice and the "sound of music" that I heard. It will haunt me for the rest of my life.

please email me at staisea_k@yahoo.com

Can sighting be explained as any conventional man-made or natural object?

possibly. I hope that it is just sleep paralysis of some sort.

Witness Background

I have a degree in education and am working on a degree in Special Education. I have taught for 8 years. I am also an artist and paint murals in schools and churches on the side.

Views on UFOs, before and after sighting

Always had a strong fear and aversion to the subject before. And even more scared now. Funny, because I thought that when I "grew up" I would outgrow the phobia. It is just worse now...

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