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rewoplrig

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Aug 29, 2024
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I never used to dream, not all the time at least, but recently I started dreaming more and more. Pretty much every night now. I hate it. It brings painful memories and unwanted visuals. I wish I didn't dream anymore for the rest of my life.

Can anyone relate? I feel so alone on this since everyone I know can dream
 
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Jul 15, 2024
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I don't know. From my experience, once I stopped some meds I completely stopped dreaming for years. Funnily enough, very recently I started dreaming and having nightmares again. However, I assure you, I am far from recovering.
 
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Aug 22, 2024
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I wouldn't say dreaming is inherently part of recovery. However drawing from my own experience, that sounds like trauma processing.
Which either means you need to process some trauma to function. Or, you're finally in what your brain thinks is a safe enough place to process your trauma and heal.
I would consider the second recovery.
 
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