I suffered incredibly vivid nightmares and even lashed out violently at my wife while asleep – I had no idea it was an early warning sign for this serious condition
'The rubbish was covered in spiders,' Martin recalls. 'They were getting bigger and bigger, and when one the size of a wastepaper basket launched itself at my face, I threw open the cab door and jumped out – headfirst into the bedside cabinet.'
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