Araminta,
I am no doctor, but all that you say fits sleep paralysis exactly. I use to have hallucinations when I would have sleep paralysis, however, I don't haven them anymore. Also, I think you are describing 'phantom' movements, which is the feeling of you limbs moving when in reality they really are not. This is very common and happens to me every time I have sleep paralysis. On this board, a few post down, I wrote a few short paragraphs on my experience with sleep paralysis.
I have never heard of anyone dying from sleep paralysis, so I wouldn't worry if I were you, though it can get annoying at times. However, if you aren't sure, definitely go to a doctor and get yourself checked out. It is always better to get a professional opinion.
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