I don't have dreams about flying, but I sometimes have happy dreams about running incredibly fast with no effort, and they are very invigorating. I can feel the wind on my face, and my hair flowing out behind me (like it did when I really was young and could run, and had long hair). I can be running down stairs, or on the level, and I don't feel my feet moving, but I'm definitely running, going so fast I would really be in trouble if I stumbled, but I know for certain that I will not. I am disabled due to a spinal problem, and can't run (although if the building catches on fire, I definitely won't be the last one out!), and it hurts to walk. I love these running dreams. They don't happen very often, but I can remember them all, and they're truly healing.
I had a dream a few weeks ago I was rolling down a grassy hill and having a blast doing it! I laughed the entire way down the hill!
I want to know what were you hunting on a historic dialysis hunt? Blood, needles, old machines?
fighterQuote--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Since I started dialysis I've been having many more nightmares than before. I have always had vivid dreams almost every night (although I don't always recall them afterwards), but nowadays and especially the three nights a week after my dialysis I have these dark recurring dreams in which I'm always anguished or frustrated and bad things seem to happen to myself and everybody around me. Strangely I have yet to dream about dialysis itself, maybe my subconscious mind is still in denial!Does anybody else get these nightmares? I really wonder why I get them because my thoughts during the day are never dark and I (almost) never feel depressed or afraid, though obviously I have some measure of apprehension when I think that I could be called upon for a transplant and opened up with a scalpel any day now... They don't really bother me except that they sometimes affect the quality of my sleep.Anyway, any thoughts are welcome...my husband has been complaining of this same thing-dark,dark dreams-sometimes so real he has trouble discerning reality.I am asking his Dr. about it-they are so vivid......
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Since I started dialysis I've been having many more nightmares than before. I have always had vivid dreams almost every night (although I don't always recall them afterwards), but nowadays and especially the three nights a week after my dialysis I have these dark recurring dreams in which I'm always anguished or frustrated and bad things seem to happen to myself and everybody around me. Strangely I have yet to dream about dialysis itself, maybe my subconscious mind is still in denial!Does anybody else get these nightmares? I really wonder why I get them because my thoughts during the day are never dark and I (almost) never feel depressed or afraid, though obviously I have some measure of apprehension when I think that I could be called upon for a transplant and opened up with a scalpel any day now... They don't really bother me except that they sometimes affect the quality of my sleep.Anyway, any thoughts are welcome...
Do you dream? Do you remember your dreams?I dream, but usually don't remember them. But, tonight it woke me up. I was in the hospital with a new transplant. The doctor came in and showed me my chart which said that I had died. I laughed and so did he, but since it was on my chart it was so. They made me leave. I requested my medical charts so I could read what happened and where the mistake was made. The charge nurse, who was my old Postmaster Lady from when I was a kid, would not give me a copy of my chart. She said it was too much to copy. So I got really mad and threw a cup of water at her and she was behind the post office window. She got mad because someone had to clean up the mess. I left and then I woke up. Now it is 2:34 in the morning and I'm wide awake and still feel kind of uneasy. So, come on let's hear some of your dreams. (Remember Epokid may read these)