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Old 07-07-2014, 05:34 PM #1
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Default why can't I tell the difference between dreams and being awake
when I wake up from my real dreams I remember almost the whole dream and it freaks me out for some reason. I also wake up shaking. Does anybody else have this problem with dreams and how do they possibly get a good night's sleep
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