I fell over the handlebar and hit my head i think. The top of my helmet was busted so i suppose i hit my head while going over.The last thing i remembered was when the bike was going over. Then i had this sensation of weightlessness  as  if floating in slow motion for about five to ten seconds. I did not see dark or stars as if you got a severe blow and wanted to black out. I knew what was going on but felt nothing solid only weightlessness and a slow floating motion for between five to ten seconds. Then i realised that i was sitting on the ground. No one i have asked can explain. Can anyone?
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You had a concussion. This is essentially a bruise of the brain and on occassion can have some serious side effects. The main thing to do after a concussion is rest (not sleep, just take it easy). You may have a lingering headache, some dizziness, or a feeling of being "out of it". As long as you continue to have these symptoms, hold off on any activity in which you may get a second concussion. In addition, and more importantly, you should talk with your doctor to check on how you are doing.
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Your question is theoretical and therefore all answers you receive will be theoretical.  I would think that even if it were for a split second, you would feel some kind of pain.  Of course, if you're floating around in space unprotected, you'd be dead before you got there.
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i was in an accident...tyre blew at high speed, i was a passenger in the back. Car flipped over 4 times and went head on into the rock wall. The two people in the front, my sister and her fiancee..were killed. My sister was in front of me, the seat collapsed and her head was on my lap. She bled to death...i held onto her torn artery and tried to stop the bleeding but it pumped out with each heart beat..for nearly 4 hours i was in the car with them..i have nigtmares still
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potential fracture.. might be so minor. its what they call a bruised bone. i had a similar fall a few years ago but i fell on both hands. my  right wrist had the same problem you are describing. just apply ice and wait it out. my right forearm required a cast for 6 weeks. so go to a doctor and get xrays of your hands. they will let you know.
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forget that schbe dude.\nhey! Yo!\nThat's the same dream I had!!\ni use to dream i was in a play ground and i started running and as i was running i begane to fly. and .all that happense is that its as if i droped from a high place and fell on the bed. sometimes it feels as if i triped while i was sleeping and i fall on the bed, then i wake up and i am scard. \n\n(I had to start running before i began to fly tough)\n(and the fall felt so ****ing real!!)..scary but cool
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I would say if it's been a while since you got up and started moving around, the feeling should be back... I would call your doctor.  It could've been like a pin stroke.
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are you kidding!!! you have had electrical currents flowing through your brain for 15 minutes. i doubt you have done any serious damage, your head will proberbly clear. you need to see your doctor. i wouldnt leave it for long.
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You might have bruised some nerves as well.  When that happens you will experience the numbness and tingly sensations you discribe.  If you are 100% certain that nothing is broken then all you can do is wait it out.  If you are really concerned, call your doctor for an exray to make sure you didnt get a hairline fracture of any kind.  I had that when I broke my wrist and it took a while for all the feeling to return.  So long as your fingers are not turning blue then you really have no serious concerns at the moment.  If after say a week and you still have no feeling then you really need to see the dr. to make sure no further damage was done.  Good luck.
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Oh you so have to go back! I'm terribly sorry you got the concussion, but you can't let that keep you from pursuing a passion. Think of Greg Louganis. He hit his head on the platform DURING the olympics and was bleeding profusely and still climbed the ladder and made his next dive. When you are passionate about something, you can't let fear overwhelm you. Your first dive after the accident you will be cautious, but once you realize you have the ability and you feel that rush you used to feel when you would dive, your fears will wash away. So go for it! And I wanna see you in the next Olympics.......you hear me?? *wink*
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It sounds like just a bruise. You may have hit your funny bone causing tingliness and such. You have now gained all feeling back, which is good. Wait a day or two, and if its doesnt improve get it xrayed. If its not swollen, your fine.
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You may have been chilly.\nOr, after being in the water where your limbs were floating & supported by the water, they may have temporarily grown acclimated to being held up. So, when you got out of the tub, they suddenly had to support your frame again, & they were trembling as they adjusted back to this.
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This strange falling sensation and muscle twitch is known as a hypnagogic myoclonic twitch or “Hypnic jerk” If this has happened to you on more than one occasion, don’t worry, you are not alone. Close to 70 percent of all people experience this phenomenon just after nodding off, according to a recent study at the Mayo Clinic. \n\nMost experts agree that this is a natural part of the sleeping process, much like slower breathing and a reduced heartbeat. The occurance is well known and has been well documented. However, experts are still not completely sure why the body does this. \n\n\nThe general consensus among researchers is that, as your muscles begin to slack and go into a restful state just as you are falling asleep; your brain senses these relaxation signals and misinterprets them, thinking you are falling down. The brain then sends signals to the muscles in your arms and legs in an attempt to jerk you back upright. This misinterpretation that takes place in your brain may also be responsible for the “falling” dreams that accompany the falling sensation. These “dreams” are not really normal dreams, as they are not produced from R.E.M sleep, but rather more like a daydream or hallucination in response to the body’s sensations. \n\nWhile this phenomenon happens to most everyone, studies have recently begun to link occurrences of “Hypnic jerks” to sleep anxiety, fatigue, and discomfort. People who are having trouble sleeping or can’t get comfortable in bed appear to experience the sensation more often throughout the night. It is especially more common with people who are trying to fight falling asleep or have deprived themselves of sleep for more than 24 hours. \n\nResearchers believe that the lack of sleep from sleep anxiety or sleep deprivation confuses the muscles and the brain. The muscles continually attempt to relax and shut down for rest, while your brain remains awake creating continued “misinterpretations” of falling or loss of balance. \n\nScientists and researchers continue to study sleep twitching and jerking in a small capacity, but state that the sensation is completely normal for our bodies and is “of little medical significance”. Our bodies go through several procedures of shutting down and preparing for an extended period of rest. “Hypnic jerking” is just one of them. It doesn’t appear to cause damage to body and poses no danger to our physical wellbeing.\n\nRandom info on Sleep Stages:\nAlthough sleep may seem like a steady state, it actually consists of several stages that cycle throughout the night. The types of brain waves present at the time (based on amplitudes and frequencies) determine the stage of sleep. Only a brief introduction to the stages of sleep will be presented here because a thorough examination of them is beyond the scope of this site. Most importantly, lucid dreams occur in the 5th stage of sleep, known as the REM (Rapid Eye Moment) stage (note: REM is read as a word, not as each individual letter). As the name alludes to, the most profound discernible characteristic of REM sleep is the bursts of rapid eye movement while dreaming. Although dreaming occurs during the other stages of sleep, the most vivid dreaming occurs during the REM stage.\n\nOne complete sleep cycle lasts about 90 to 100 minutes; therefore during an average sleep period a person will experience 4 to 5 complete sleep cycles. The sleep cycle begins with four stages of SWS (Slow-Wave Sleep), also called NREM (Non-REM). Note that after the completion of the 4th stage, the 5th stage does not immediately begin; instead, the first 4 stages quickly reverse and are then immediately followed by a REM period. The first REM period will occur roughly 90 minutes after falling asleep; thus the first REM period will last only about 10 minutes, given the length of each sleep cycle being roughly 100 minutes. The length of the stages is not static, however: as the night proceeds, the length of stages 3
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Sounds like a pinched nerve, (which would constitute the numb feeling and unable to move it as done before( get it checked out.
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First you feel yourself falling like when you have anaesthetic, and you feel weird. Then I saw myself in a narrow tunnel,there was a bright white light at one end and the operating room at the other end. I could hear everything that was being said. Before I was brought back I technically died and could tell everyone after what they said and did and the comments they made...I could see them as if I was looking down the tunnel at them and then when I was coming back I was floating above them looking down as if in spirit...when they were losing me again I was once again in the tunnel going towards the light. I fought to keep away from being dragged towards the light,,it was a struggle, I knew the light meant death and I didn't want to die but I felt lazy and tired and wanted to give up but I had to fight to live because I thought about the grief of my family. It's a feeling of being pulled towards the light as if by a magnet and as if I had a magnet on me and I had to brace myself against the walls of the tunnel and pull back. It was really scary but didn't hurt. If I didn't have anyone or anything to live for It would have been easy to go towards the light because when I didn't fight it I was floating and seeing visions of my life flashing before me. I don't remember seeing any bad things just comforting things and happy times-it was peaceful.
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I was in the Air Force driving 1000 miles to go home for a month leave. While I was driving in the high mountains around Reno, I fell asleep. I was traveling about 85 mph. My truck veered off the highway. As soon as I felt the truck leave the highway, I woke up and found I was heading downward on the gravel part of the side of the highway. My truck seemed to be driving itself I was in shock. The steering wheel was moving under my hands. I can't describe it any better than this. As the truck moved back up to the highway, I pulled over and tried to calm down. It was a really frightening moment. What was even more frightening was just 1/4 mile more and the side of the highway no longer had gravel. There were large boulders. I still get chills thinking about it.\n\nTill the day I die, I know I was not the one driving my truck at that moment.\n\nbtw - I have had several other experiences where the circumstances involved other than human interaction. I guess I am just one of the few to have been fortunate enough to experience it.
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This is hypoglycemia.  A normal reaction from your body, given your size. You don't have much, if any, body fat, which is the store for sugar in your body.  You must keep some power bars around and use them when you feel like this.  You could actually pass out and get hurt. Hypoglycemia also can alter your judgement.  In severe cases it could unbalance your electrolites.  Be sure to drink lots of water also.  If you just eat a candy bar or soda, your suger will spike and drop rapidly leaving you weaker than before. Good luck and God Bless!\n\nBob K
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I think It's all in the way you move your head honestly turn your head and arms in one direction and the rest of your body will follow but you are right if you do it before you launch it can make you lose some air just cause your body is reacting to to much to soon and try to think about the landing afterwards not just the spin  and of course experiment with how your body reacts to diferent moves until it becomes fluid---well good luck---