Every time they laugh, there are British women who are in serious danger.



On the 25th local time, foreign media such as British Metro introduced a rare disease of 24-year-old Bella Kilmartin, who lives in Birmingham, England.



Not long ago, Mr. Kilmartin, who was playing in the swimming pool during the vacation season, almost died.

It was because I suddenly fell asleep in the water and could not wake up.




The cause of the accident that drowned him right before he drowned was none other than'laughs'.



Mr. Kilmartin has'paroxysmal sleep', a sleep disorder in which the muscles of the whole body relax and fall into a sleep state whenever he feels strong emotions.

So I always had to be careful, but as I played, I burst into laughter in the water without knowing it, and immediately fell asleep, and I couldn't get out of the water until the people around me who felt strange helped me.



Carmartin was in his teens when he first learned of his sleep disorder.

Every time I burst into laughter, I felt my head darkened, but even on the day I took the exam at school, I fell asleep and ruined the whole exam.

It was then that Mr. Carmartin was diagnosed with paroxysmal sleep when he intuited that he had a health problem and went to the hospital.




"The'powerful emotion' that affects my sleep is laughter. I fall asleep immediately, especially if laughter bursts in unexpected situations," said Kilmartin.

He said, “I often fall out of my body and my mind is still awake. At that time, I know what's going on to me, but it's scary because I can't deal with anything.”



As a result of the sleep disturbance, Mr. Kilmartin also suffered a ``burst seizure,'' where parts of his body suddenly become paralyzed and unable to move.

He complained, "There are a lot of cases where hot tea in a cup is spilled. The tea flows through the body and I can't do anything," he complained.




Despite unexpected hardships, Mr. Kilmartin graduated from high school with excellent grades and went on to university, and he is doing part-time jobs without any problems.



Mr. Kilmartin said, "I take advantage of my lunch breaks and breaks to take enough naps to keep my daily routine. There were times when I was embarrassed to fall asleep without any attempts, but now for safety, I try to make my situation known to more people." I said.



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