Anyone here FALL or ROLL off their bed at night?

Junkenpo

Junkenpo

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#1
This is the first time I've done it since I was in elementary school. :shame: I was having some sort of weird dream that I was sitting on a low recliner/chair and someone's rabbit was stuck under the chair, and I couldn't get leverage to stand up without putting my weight on the bunny.

So, I was yelling at my friends to come give a hand to pull me up. They came over, I reached for a hand, they pulled up as I tried to get up........

.........And the next I know I'm on the floor with a pain in my side where I had hit the nightstand on the way down. :Push:

My husband laughed at me last night when he helped me back on the bed. Now I've got a nice scratch & a bruise on my ribs just behind my arm. :sweatdrop:

Anyone else?
 
#4
I was in danger of falling off the bed once.

I was staying at my aunt's house and sleeping in my cousin's old room. She's got a single bed.

I rolled over and was about to feel air so I righted myself.
 
#6
Only once when I was very little. It was in a hotel and I guess I got confused with the arrangement. But I often wake up on the very edge of the bed, about to bang my head on the night table.
 
#9
Hahahah aw! My rabbit actually DOES manage to get stuck under recliner chairs :P.

I almost fell out of bed the other day but I stopped myself in time.. I did fall off the sofa the other day when I was napping though! LOL
 
#10
No, but I have gotten up and opened and closed my closet doors because of something in my dream. I've also turned off my alarm clock on Thursday night at oh-dark thirty in the morning because I thought it was Friday night and I didn't want the alarm going off Saturday morning and waking me up. Luckily DH woke up to use the bathroom at 4:30am and told me to get up or I'd be late for work.

One trick you can do if this happens a lot is use a pool noodle under the mattress pad. Creates a little speed bump that is hard for you to get over in the middle of the night without waking up more. I even sewed a long pocket on DS's mattress pad to slip the pool noodle into so the noodle couldn't slip around.
 
#11
I've done it so many times I won't sleep in the mini sleeping loft at a GF's house.

Their bed is so high off the ground I'm afraid I'll fall right over the rail as well!
 
#12
I'm a very still sleeper - I haven't done that since i was little!

When I first left for college, my mom was so nervous that I would roll out of bed. In the freshman dorms at UGA, people loft their beds (think the height of the top bunk of a bunk bed, but there's not a bed underneath, there's a desk or a tv and minifridge or whatever), and I didn't have a rail on mine. She was afraid I'd roll straight off the side and fall 6 feet to the floor! But I never did :smile:
 
#13
Yes, it was in college and I was sleepwalking. I was trying to get down off my bed--from the top bunk--and I ended up falling to the ground. Fortunately I somehow went feet first and stepped on my roommate's bed and her leg before I fell and hit my head. I didn't know what happened but after I fell my roommate woke up and said "Did you hear that? What was that?" I remember it took me awhile to figure out exactly where I was and answer her. I had a bad headache that day!
 
#14
my sister use to fall of the bed and i would have to pick her up and put her back on the bed..once (this was when we had a bunk bed and i slept up top and my sister slept on the bottom bunk) my sister fell off and i woke up, looked over the railing, and went back to sleep! lol i was just to tired to pick her up...but luckily my dad came into the room and put her back in her bed.
 
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