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Old 05-27-2008, 08:50 PM #13
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Enjoy your dreams! I've always had very entertaining dreams, and they stopped completely (or I completely stopped remembering them). I was a wreck! I really believe dreaming helps us keep our sanity (or, our version of it ). When I started taking LDN, my dreams came back, and I feel so much better..
My favorite is one I had a few years ago..I was in a rickety little space capsule orbiting the Earth with Fred, Barney, Wilma and Betty..I had trouble even telling my best friend about the dream because I'd start laughing so hard I couldn't talk..
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