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Old 01-22-2009, 07:56 PM #1
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Default Napping and Dreams
It just dawned on me why we chronically ill Peeps sleep so much. When I am dreaming, I am living life again. I'm usually young, thin, healthy and happily doing things I can no longer do, in real life.

Sometimes I wake up tired from all the activities.. I am my old self, living life and having fun. Sometimes I have a worrisome dream, but, not too often....mostly it's fun.

Anyone else notice this or am I the only crazy one?...I actually look forward to my naps and sleep....per chance to dream..LOL!
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