THE FEAR OF SLEEPNESSLESS

       I think this is an ailment that more people - than those with fear of inability to sneeze- suffer from. But fear of not being able to fall asleep and not fall asleep on is not the same thing. The connection between them is simply as follows: The first one includes the second one, or the second is the subset of the first.
       Although the above statements are confusing, the horror of insomnia is a constant fact for both propositions.
       ...not being able to sleep
       ...To fear of not being able to sleep
       ...not being able to sleep more
       ...To fear of not being able to sleep more
                              .
                              .
                              .
       ...Depression and not being able to sleep
       ...Vicious circle...
Bla bla bla......

TO FEAR OF INABILITY TO SNEEZE

        IS ANYONE AFRAID OF NOT SNEEZING?
       For many people, sneezing does not go beyond a natural reflex. It may be thought that not sneezing has nothing to fear. It will probably sound funny that it may be the cause of uninterrupted panic attacks, depression, anxiety and obsessions that will last for years. A deep crisis that only those who live it can know.
       The first thing to consider now is not what the cause and result are. Why would "inability to sneeze" be scary?
       Fear of paralysis...
       Non-stop fear of paralysis...
     
       It looks like this didn't make much sense (it took more than 10 years to understand).