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Three-year-old Jessica doesn’t sleep at night. Here’s what she does instead - Kiwi Report

Three-year-old Jessica doesn’t sleep at night. Here’s what she does instead


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Let’s talk for a moment about childhood. Do you remember yours? Perhaps you remember bits and pieces – or maybe you can’t remember much at all. One thing is guaranteed though: the events of your childhood most definitely contributed largely to the person you are today. This is because the younger you are, the more vulnerable your brain is to the outside world – for better or worse. For three-year-old Jessica from the UK, the events of her childhood are happening right now – and they are mind-boggling.
Jessica has trouble sleeping at night. Okay, let’s be a little bit more accurate. She does not sleep at night. That on its own is enough to raise a ton of eyebrows, but what she does as an alternative to sleep is enough to take the whole cake. Jessica has a curious condition that baffled every doctor she was taken to for the first two and a half years of her life. One professional who studied her case stated, “This is the first time I’ve come across a child doing this. That’s after about 13 years looking at sleep studies.”



A youtube clip was made with the purpose of notifying the public about Jessica’s condition. In this video, clips of nighttime life around the house were compiled together in a mash up so the viewer can better understand her condition. These clips were provided by her parents, and they are quite extraordinary to watch. In the clips, we peer through a hazy blacklight into Jessica’s parents’ room, which is where she sleeps.
To the lonely observer with no frame of reference, what she is doing can perhaps be perceived as quite strange. For instance, she can be seen driving a make-believe car, drinking from a make-believe cup, speaking to people that aren’t physically there, and sometimes doing things that are literally incomprehensible. Interestingly enough, she seems to be enjoying herself while doing this! She is seen to be smiling and laughing the whole time.
It may not be easy for the average observer to understand what Jessica is doing in these moments, when she should be sleeping like any normal girl her age. Upon careful observation, though, and after receiving new results from doctors at a high end institution called Evelina Children’s Hospital, we are handed new information that helps us understand her condition better. Armed with this new knowledge, Jessica’s parents are confident that they will find the ultimate solution for her to thrive in the future.
[post_page_title]A curious case[/post_page_title]
Every family is different, and some families have more hurdles than others. The parents of Jessica, a three-year-old who lives in the United Kingdom, must work extra hard day in and day out in order to take care of their daughter. Jessica’s case is not only hard to cope with because of the workload, but what’s even harder on her parents is the fact that they don’t know what exactly it is. Her case is a curious one, and they are still trying to understand it better.

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