Dreams

[Henry43]

Do you recall your dreams after waking up ? Do you dream more as you get older ?

After my surgery in 2010 I've only been able to sleep on my back and I find myself dreaming more and having more interesting dreams .

[Aerogirl]

I'm a big dreamer and have always been so. I do remember most of them or sometimes just bits and pieces.

[Lombard]

I find that a lot of my dreams are a major source of my Déjà vu moments.

[Fern]

I do dream a lot and always have. Unless I write them down I only remember a dream for a day or two.

When I quit smoking (yeah, me!) I took Chantix and had very vivid, incredible dreams .

I have some recurring dreams, but they're not very interesting (except maybe to a psychologist! ).

[Henry43]

Originally Posted by Fern

I do dream a lot and always have. Unless I write them down I only remember a dream for a day or two.

When I quit smoking (yeah, me!) I took Chantix and had very vivid, incredible dreams .

I have some recurring dreams, but they're not very interesting (except maybe to a psychologist! ).

Prior to graduating college with a degree in Psychology I took a dream interpretation course .The instructor said that if we set our alarm clock to wake us at 4AM we would recall vividly all our dreams .However it was not that easy to fall asleep again.

[CruisinK n J]

Yes, I get bad ones. I see someone or something standing over the bed and I wake up screaming. Hard to go back to sleep. Even if I don't wake up screaming, I get bad dreams anyway.

Judy