Sometiems when I am sleeing, I feel that my whole body jerks for a second and then everything is normal...Is this what you mean?

My guess would be that it would be either some from of sleep paralysis, or its a sleep start. Look at www.Nightterrors.Org/parasomnia.Html I find it a very helpful website. I hope I helped in some way.

Paolo2134, I just had to respond to you..

A few years back now I had some terrifying experiences.. In my sleep I would feel as though someone was giving my brain an electric shock and sometimes shocking my whole entire body. I felt like my brain was being scrambled! On top of this I woke up immediately (usually during the early hours of the morning 1am-4am) at which point I was paralysed and saw figures marching up and down the foot of my bed! This happened regularly I thought I was going crazy or getting zapped by aliens or ghosts in my new flat. It was extremely scary. This went on for months, but seem to subside when I moved flats. Now I just suffer from narcoleptic symptoms (daytime drowsiness) that I feel have come about from chronic long-term insomnia. It has affected all the relationships in my life and has made me consumed thinking about sleeping all the time. I cannot go out on the weekends as it makes mondays even harder (if that is possible) I have lost my libido and passion for life. I think what you have been suffering from is narcoleptic symptoms, but if you don't get the daytime drowsiness it may just be sleep paralysis. Surely somebody out there can help us all as we are all suffering a hidden burden.

Paolo2134, I just had to respond to you..

A few years back now I had some terrifying experiences.. In my sleep I would feel as though someone was giving my brain an electric shock and sometimes shocking my whole entire body. I felt like my brain was being scrambled! On top of this I woke up immediately (usually during the early hours of the morning 1am-4am) at which point I was paralysed and saw figures marching up and down the foot of my bed! This happened regularly I thought I was going crazy or getting zapped by aliens or ghosts in my new flat. It was extremely scary. This went on for months, but seem to subside when I moved flats. Now I just suffer from narcoleptic symptoms (daytime drowsiness) that I feel have come about from chronic long-term insomnia. It has affected all the relationships in my life and has made me consumed thinking about sleeping all the time. I cannot go out on the weekends as it makes mondays even harder (if that is possible) I have lost my libido and passion for life. I think what you have been suffering from is narcoleptic symptoms, but if you don't get the daytime drowsiness it may just be sleep paralysis. Surely somebody out there can help us all as we are all suffering a hidden burden.