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The stressful dreams are likely when you are oxygen deprived. I also tend to have seizure like activity when I do not breath properly. My wife will notice me twitching and jerking, etc. She is supposed to wake me and tell me to go sleep in my recliner chair. I tend to breath better when sleeping in my recliner.
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