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Old 07-19-2015, 02:39 PM #1
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Default Has anyone stopped dreaming since their concussion??
I"ve always been a big dreamer, dreaming almost every night, remembering and writing down my dreams, many of them lucid. Since my concussion 4 months ago, I have only recalled one night of dreaming. I really miss my dream life and wonder how the lack of it is related to concussion/brain activity
or if anyone is experiencing this??
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