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smiley1027
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Member # 18709

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Why am I normal in my dream? I can walk and have no tremors...weird. I don't remember normal, but my brain insists on it. I guess they would be boring. veryyyy weird.

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joalo
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I'm always young, thin and beautiful in my dreams. [Big Grin]

Sometimes it's the only escape I have from reality so I really enjoy my dreams.

I know this doesn't answer your question but it does bump it up for others to see. [kiss]

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Pinelady
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That would be great. I only had major nighmares

when I first started treatment. Not so much now of

any.

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kam
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I love it when I wake up from a good dream. Most of mine are scary as far as not being able to run or think and be independent.

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Starfall1969
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Lol, many of my dreams take me back to high school and involve me getting up the guts to ask out the guy I was in love with for 4 years.

I honestly don't know whether I consider those good dreams or bad dreams.

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Topaz
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Member # 20216

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I have so many dreams each night. Both good and bad, but mostly good.

I remember them when I wake up but as the day goes on, they slowly fade.

Starfall, I have highschool dreams as well. They are always the same.

I've forgotten my shirt. And I'm standing at my locker...mortified.

Or I can't find my locker or remember my combination or can't find my schedule and have no idea where to go so I have to go to the office to get the information again... but I can't seem to find the office.

These would fall under my nightmare category...lol.

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coltman
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I love dreams. Sometimes I just wish I could sleep forever, my dreams are often are form of adventure (sometimes with nightmare elements - but I am not scared of them anymore -it makes for a more interesting dreams). I am always sad to have to wake up and leave my dreams behind

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