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[quote=Anonymous]OP here. I am taking a few medications currently, but I have had the issues with night terrors for as long as I can remember, so it is unrelated. If they're going to happen, it's within an hour of falling asleep and they are so vivid that I hallucinate about what I see until a light turns on. It's almost always that someone is trying to hurt me and I scream for them to get away. Sometimes I see a person, sometimes I think it's my husband (who is sleeping). It's strange as I have never been attacked or physically hurt. If my husband isn't in the room and I have one without someone else to turn on the light, I will run screaming from the room. This only happens when I don't get enough sleep... so sleep does cure it, but with the baby kicking and waking to pee, and waking to take meds for contractions, and waking if one of our kids needs something, I am just not sleeping well at all and this is now happening every single night, sometimes multiple times during the first few hours after I go to bed. Pretty awful.[/quote]

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