I think a visual would better explain, but I'm going to give it a whirl without cameras (and lights! and makeup!).

I've been doing this VERY weird thing in my sleep for the past few weeks and the bearded eye-roller said that it's fascinating to watch.

I'm so glad I'm entertaining....

Anyhoo- picture yourself as a kid, laying on the floor watching TV. You have your head propped up in your hands, with your elbows on the floor.

That's what I'm doing. Only I'm not a kid, there is no TV and I'm not on the floor. Oh, and I'm sound asleep. I've woken up several times to find myself in this position, and- get this, my elbows and wrists are sore EVERY.SINGLE.MORNING. from this weird activity.

BER woke up one night to find me doing this and said that it went on for quite a long time. The funny (and he said interesting) part was that I'd start to fall over to the left (or right) and then I'd bring myself back to center. Several times.

Isn't that weird?

The only thing I can put my finger on is that I'm still grinding the heck out of my teeth when I'm awake (something I've been doing since the concussion), and I have to make a concerted effort to stop. I wonder if I'm doing the sleep thing to keep myself from grinding my teeth in my sleep.

I've always been quite active in my sleep when I'm under stressful situations. Sleep-walking, sleep-talking, sleep-punching.the.heck.out.of.my.ex-husband (fortunately, BER hasn't had to be the recipient of this.) And now we can add sleep-watching an invisible TV.

OK, raise your hands. Who thinks I need to be committed?