What causes one to have the same dream over and over. I used to think, the last thing I thought about before falling asleep was the subject of a dream.

I don't have the exact same dream. But for a VERY long time I have had variations of a dream where I suddenly lose all of my teeth.

I thought I was having a recurring nightmare, but realize one day, that it was just my job. :jump:

I don't have the exact same dream. But for a VERY long time I have had variations of a dream where I suddenly lose all of my teeth.

 

Did you have braces as a teen?

I thought I was having a recurring nightmare, but realize one day, that it was just my job. :jump:

:notworthy: Excellent

What causes one to have the same dream over and over. I used to think, the last thing I thought about before falling asleep was the subject of a dream.

 

 

It might be something that has just been on your mind, or a worry that you aren't letting your mind vocalize to you.

It might be something that has just been on your mind, or a worry that you aren't letting your mind vocalize to you.

You might be right, as I do have Gephyrophobia. The puzzling thing is, I've had this dream for year prior to learning about this.

 

I honestly can't tell, if this is a dream or I actually have this memory,

It might be something that has just been on your mind, or a worry that you aren't letting your mind vocalize to you.

My pulmonary doctor told me that if I remember my dreams, then I didn't get to full rem state. In fact, according to him, before going on the cpap machine I hadn't had full rem sleep in more than 15 years. I sleep 100 times sounder now.

 

Since I've been on my cpap (about 2 years), I know that I've dreamed, but I can't remember what it was about after being awake more than a minute. It's like it fads immediately. Then I can't remember it at all.

My pulmonary doctor told me that if I remember my dreams, then I didn't get to full rem state. In fact, according to him, before going on the cpap machine I hadn't had full rem sleep in more than 15 years. I sleep 100 times sounder now.

 

Since I've been on my cpap (about 2 years), I know that I've dreamed, but I can't remember what it was about after being awake more than a minute. It's like it fads immediately. Then I can't remember it at all.

My son was on cpap, when he was born early. The additional oxygen, was related to his lungs not being fully developed.

 

Is this done via a mask or another method?

My son was on cpap, when he was born early. The additional oxygen, was related to his lungs not being fully developed.

 

Is this done via a mask or another method?

I wear a mask that fits over my nose and mouth. Some setups just have a nose piece, though. I don't like those.

I wear a mask that fits over my nose and mouth. Some setups just have a nose piece, though. I don't like those.

I can recall my dreams, so I assume I don't go into REM state either. Perhaps the foundation jarring snoring I do, prevents me resting comfortably.

 

Did he happen to mention anything, about having the same dream over and over.

Most likely the bridge signifies change and the steepness would imply a drastic or resisted change. The city most likely implies exposing yourself to the scrutiny of the masses.

Nope. He just wanted to get me to quit snoring so I'd quit waking myself up.

Most likely the bridge signifies change and the steepness would imply a drastic or resisted change. The city most likely implies exposing yourself to the scrutiny of the masses.

:scared: So you're saying I'm stubborn and I run naked through large crowds.

 

:lol:

I always has this dream growing up where a guy is after me. I had one dream where he even killed my step dad and stood him in the door so I thought everything was ok when I got home. Morbid I know. The guys is always sneaky and ruthless and basically the only way I can survive him is to run. Crazy weird and it's always the same guy. Had the dream dozens of times.

 

One other weird dream I've had is when a nuclear explosion goes off, really freaky the dreams I've had about that.