Almost 6:00 PM here, too late to call the doctor. (I fell asleep, so I guess that's a good thing.) Auditory hallucination still going on. My ears were telling me there is a TV on in a neighboring room. The "volume" was very low, couldn't hear it distinctly, but enough to make out Dragnet and the original Batman series. I had been sleeping not very soundly for about four hours, but woke up when hubby got out of bed and was getting ready to go to work, which for him is afternoon to evening hours. At this time I was wide awake. Pertinent facts:

1. We have two TV's, in the bedroom where I was, and in the living room. Hubby's presence in the bedroom with me meant he wasn't currently watching TV in the living room, and he assured me he hadn't left the living room TV on. I could plainly see that the bedroom TV was off.

2. Even if he had left the living room TV on, none of the stations we get were showing Dragnet or Batman at that time, nor do they come up in the On Demand selections.

3. Nobody was on the computer watching either of those shows on YouTube or anything.

4. Free-standing house, not an apartment building, so no adjacent neighbors who could have been watching them.

When I did fall asleep, I didn't go very deeply. I seemed to go right into dream stage, and my dreams were vivid but didn't make any sense. It was like watching a 3D movie through a kaleidoscope.

The reason I am picking apart the hallucinations so carefully is, once when I was inpatient, I thought I was having olfactory hallucinations because I could plainly smell baby powder when I didn't have any with me. It later turned out the lady in the next room had some incontinence problems, and the nurses were assisting her at that time. Sometimes it works out that way, so I'm examining these things thoroughly to see if they are in fact hallucinations.

E-mailing my pdoc with the facts. Then going back to bed.