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Post by mztfied on Aug 13, 2014 22:51:35 GMT
How do you keep yourself from dreaming or is that even possible? Perhaps it's not even healthy to not dream. I'd love to be able to just lay my head down on the pillow and not dream a thing!!
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Post by gar on Aug 13, 2014 23:08:16 GMT
I've no idea but if I had to guess I'd say it wasn't possible. Is dreaming a problem for you?
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Post by KelleeM on Aug 13, 2014 23:16:28 GMT
I've wondered the same thing. I know that everyone dreams (or so "they" say but not everyone remembers their dreams) and I can remember dreaming at different times in my life. The last year or so, since I was diagnosed with cancer, I seem to remember at least one or two dreams almost every night. At first it bothered me because I felt I wasn't getting good sleep but now I think I'm used to it. One good thing has been that I have had several dreams with my Mom, who passed away two years ago, in them and they always make me feel happy. If you figure out how to not dream please let us know!!
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Post by LavenderLayoutLady on Aug 13, 2014 23:34:17 GMT
I dream almost every night.
Most dreams are nightmares, which I think means that my mind if trying to deal with the stress that I have during the day (it's been a rough year).
But in some dreams I have, a person from my past or that has passed away will be in it, and then I feel especially lucky, like I got an extra day with them, KWIM? It might be weird to say, but sometimes I think those people come to me in my dreams when I need them the very most.
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Post by Peamac on Aug 14, 2014 0:40:15 GMT
I wish I wouldn't dream so much- usually anywhere from one to three dreams per night, often waking up tired from my stressful dreams. DH doesn't dream (or does't remember dreaming) ever. Actually, I think he dreams of being awake b/c sometimes he'll fall asleep within minutes of his head hitting the pillow (as evidenced by his snoring), and then wake up and be sure he was tossing, turning, etc the whole time.
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