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Hi Nursekris,

That must feel very surreal and disorienting. Even though you haven't had Med changes are you taking anything that causes sleepwalking? As you know, Individual response to a med can change over time. The atypical hypnotics, ie: ambien, etc. are notorious for causing sleepwalking.

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