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Cataplexy is one of 4 key features that narcoleptics may experience. It is marked by sudden REM paralysis, in which the narcoleptic may appear to have fallen asleep. They are actually awake, they have just lost muscle tone involuntarily. Cataplectic attacks are usually brought on by intense emotion, especially positive ones.
