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Real Life Sleeping Beauty Syndrome: Louisa Ball

February 10th, 2010 | 2 Comments | Posted in Headlines


It’s true that there is actually a real life Sleeping Beauty Syndrome. It’s proved by Louisa Ball who suffers from Kleine-Levin Syndrome that has symptoms similar to the fantasy Sleeping Beauty Syndrome. This is a sleep-inducing disease that makes the person affected by it sleep more often. Louisa Ball is 15 years old and she sleeps for days and cannot be awaken. This is a really weird disease. Watch the news report right below about the story of Real Life Sleeping Beauty Syndrome: Louisa Ball.

According to doctors, this is a sickness that is without a cure. They say that it simply clears up after 8-12 years of suffering from it. Now that is such a bother. Louisa Ball’s longest sleep lasted for 13 days. It must be very troublesome for her to lose a lot of days or weeks of exposure to schools and birthday parties. Her parents wake her up by shaking her, and they force food down to her throat to and have her go to the bathroom first before letting her sleep again. Just check out the interview video right below. More details will be updated right below for the Real Life Sleeping Beauty Syndrome: Louisa Ball.
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2 Responses to “Real Life Sleeping Beauty Syndrome: Louisa Ball”

  1. Ann Davis Says:

    It must be very hard to deal with this. I have a friend whose son was an A student who started sleeping thru his classes and it turned out to be lymes disease (from a tic bite). It was found and treated by Dr. Paula Rochelle,ND in Grove, OK who is very skilled in treating this. My son had the lyme disease bulls eye rash and was treated by her with no further complications. Since Louisa had the “flu” and then came up with the “sleeping syndrome” they could be related. It would be worth looking into.

  2. fotos Says:

    Well if it is that rare it will be very hard to find a solution for this syndrome unless a few good scientist will get to it which I greatly doubt…

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