do you dream ?

well, i was reading up on some food and it mentioned about sleep and REM sleep . them i realized i cant remember when i last had a dream. I dont think i do any more ! and not for the last few years since Dx.
just a strange thing I noticed

Oooh, it’s the opposite for me Colum. I have crazy vivid most nights - I’m not sure what that says about my REM sleep!

Apparently we all dream every night, but don’t always remember our dreams. I have some dramatic ones which aren’t clear…lots of busy muddled dreams!

Other dreams are clearer and funny, or just rediculous!

But I am always able to walk again. Quite often I dream I’m back at work and no-one will speak to me!!!

Pollx

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i very rarely dream but when i do they are so weird lol.

J x

I dream every night, but only ever recall very brief snippets of my dreams.

Of course, MS has had a major impact on the length of time I stay asleep now. I seem to have adopted a ā€œlittle and oftenā€ approach to sleeping these days, having bursts of 1-2 hours kip before waking up, whereas I used to stay asleep for usually 6 or 7 hours at a time.

At least it doesn’t take me long to get back to sleep

Dom

I have very vivid dreams. Mostly they’re quite good dreams and I hate to wake up from them. It’s rare that I remember all of any dreams though (very sad about that). And of course, I am almost always fully able bodied. Perhaps that’s why I love dreaming.

Sue

I dream but I only seem to remember the ā€˜new’ ones. I always had regular, repeating dreams but since dx I’ve added several new ones, most quite disturbing although on waking I’m left more with a sense of wonder rather than fear.

They new tend to revolve around MS and I think are triggered by pain, so I’ll dream that I’m trying to walk somewhere (often along a cliff path) and then wake up with severe pain in my legs.

Oh, and you know they say you can’t dream your own death? Oh yes you can!

I used to dream about parking my car and then not being able to find it again. Now I dream about losing my wheelchair. But I can always walk. At some point in every dream I think that I’m just having an exceptionally good day.

Steve

Colum,

I dream a lot, sometimes good sometimes bad but always interesting.

If I want to try for wild or vivid dreams I will eat a combination of Manchago cheese, some goats cheese and any other interesting cheese. This might not be the wisest diet and I might sound a bit like Wallace (from Wallace & Grommit) but as yet it is my own version of a ā€œlegal highā€ doubtless some do gooder will warn me off or some git of a politician will try to add a ā€œtripā€ tax. Until then I will keep on trippin’

Good luck

Mick

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I might try that Mick. A good excuse to eat a load of nice cheese with the possibility of a really good dream after.

Sue

Remember Sue.

Ebeneezer Scrooge blamed one of his ghosts on a piece of cheese.

Sweet dreams ae made of cheese but who am I to dis a brie? (Eurythmisc?)

Steve.

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Nice one Steve. I think I’ll risk it. Just this once. Even if it does drive me crackers.

Sue

Cheese? Crackers? Sounds like a great snack to me!

I rarely dream. Or at least, if I do I can’t remember them.

I only get funny dreams when I eat Port Salute or Roquefort.

Does that make me French or just posh?

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I just thought I’d add that old socks can smell like cheese.

Albrecht

I posted about dreaming a while back, saying sometimes when I dream I’m fit and healthy again and playing football, even though I haven’t run for 15 years. Other times when I’m dreaming, I’m back to now, i.e. In the chair or walking with sticks.

Derek

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That is one kind of cheesy I might not try,

Post brexit could make dreams expensive

Imagine the nightmares??