> But I have really always had vivid dreams. Evenas a child. I watched
the Exorcist as a young girl (4th grade) and had nightmares for 6
months. I also watched > Pet Semetary (6th grade) and ended up sleeping
on the floor by my parents' bed. I kept seeing that Zelda woman coming
after me.
I wa
March 05, 2004 9:27 AM
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Don't listen to him, Deanna. Jeff's just always got a dark cloud following
him : )
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Don't listen to him, Deanna. Jeff's just always got a dark cloud following
him : )
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All this vivid dream talk inspired a rather interesting vivid dream this
morning. I was with a class of folks from my high school, but we were all
adults now. And, the guys were taking part in some strange ritua
When I was about age 7, I had a nightmare where a gorilla came
into my room, picked me up, threw me out the window onto the
patio, then jumped on me.
I woke up, looked around to see all was safe,
and just at that moment my Mom walked into check on me
having heard something amiss.
I started scre
I've had similar dreams actually.
ONe where my bed was surrounded by...things?
And I felt pressure on my stomach etc. and I could not move. I couldn't
see anything clearly either.
Then when I was finally able to move my room was of course empty...and
dark.
One thing I did remember quite clea
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> I don't know why, but this had me LOL. I know it was probably rather
disturbing for you to witness, however :)
Nah, it wasn't disturbing really. I just remember thinking... my husband
better not participate in this stupid ritual. ;)
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> I think there are web sites out there with that. You sure you weren't up
> educating your kid about the dangers of the Internet? ;-)
>
Pretty sure, unless I was sleep-walking again. :)
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Really it made me go EW.
Not the most pleasant of dreams.
larry
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I don't know why, but this had me LOL. I know it was probably rather disturbing for you to witness, however :)
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
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"There is no ri
I think the only time I ever sleepwalked was when I was on Darvaset with a fever and a toothache in the 7th grade. I was asleep/hallucinating and came down and told my parents that they were playing that damn song again. Turns out it was the National Anthem because the channel was going off the air
Ok, this would scare the Bejeezus out of me...
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One Children's Plaza
Dayton, OH 45404
937-641-4293
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"There is no right price for the wrong product, even if it is inexpensive and d
It's strange. My dreams usually aren't nightmares, just really idiotic
vignettes.
Like last night I dreamed the lady I am working with on a Chemo project
went to work for CDW in a building that I was in in a dream a few months
ago. I was there interviewing for a .NET job. I saw myself sitting on
...don't know if it's the same but a couple of times I have had this feeling
like the weight of the world was pressing on me ... like I was VERY
heavywhile lying in bed.
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I went through a period in college that was particularly stressful
(rela
> All this vivid dream talk inspired a rather interesting vivid dream this
> morning. I was with a class of folks from my high school, but we were all
> adults now. And, the guys were taking part in some strange ritual in which
> they all went into the locker room and cut off their penises. I could
All this vivid dream talk inspired a rather interesting vivid dream this
morning. I was with a class of folks from my high school, but we were all
adults now. And, the guys were taking part in some strange ritual in which
they all went into the locker room and cut off their penises. I could hear
th
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> when I went to the sleep clinic they asked me about nightmares. Also
sleepwalking and whether I had ever been in traumatic situations such as
rape or shootings. So if these vivid dreams are frightening you may want to
talk to the folks at your lo
sponsible for
> a few myths. I can't remember what they were but it was strange to see
> something like that on TV when you have had it happen to yourself.
>
>
> Shawn Regan
>
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> Sent:
Erika L Walker-Arnold wrote:
> I was freaking out, but before I could sit up and wake up my
> stepfather I felt myself being held down, I couldn't speak, I couldn't
> breathe, I couldn't even lift an arm. It was like I was "paralyzed with
> fear" ... I felt something sitting on my chest, breathin
when I went to the sleep clinic they asked me about nightmares. Also sleepwalking and whether I had ever been in traumatic situations such as rape or shootings. So if these vivid dreams are frightening you may want to talk to the folks at your local sleep clinic.
::shrug:: just throwing ideas aro
I am told that the neurotransmitters involved are similar to those involved in LSD trips. FWIW. The person who told me this was not a doctor. I do however find this believable: when I was talking SSRI´s I found my dreams to slightly more technicolor, and had trouble getting to sleep. I also woke up
I've had this happen. I can still recall it to this day, every detail.
I was 13 years old. It was a big old colonial house. Creaky, wooden
floors throughout, full attic and a basement.
One night I heard footsteps in the attic, walking directly above me from
one corner of the attic to the other. I w
ad it happen to yourself.
Shawn Regan
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Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 12:22 PM
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nicotine withdrawl causes incredibly vivid dreams.
trust me. i quit sm
Ah. Ativan I know. Thanks for the clarification.
--benD
Deanna Schneider wrote:
> > Finally, I'm not familiar with Loraprezam or anything I can think of
> > that sounds like it.
> I think she means lorazepam - also known as ativan. Think valium.
>
> http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/loraz.h
;outside of my body. Very strange thing.
>
>
>
>Ben
>
>
>
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> Finally, I'm not familiar with Loraprezam or anything I can think of
> that sounds like it.
I think she means lorazepam - also known as ativan. Think valium.
http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/loraz.htm
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> Zoloft made me feel wierd the next day if I forgot to take it, and
> > coming down off it when I quit made me very edgy, nervous, and
> > depressed. I always felt like I was in a strange place, among other
> > things. Sort of the opposite of deja vu.
I had extreme headaches, dizzyness, couldn'
I know this was directed at Densmore, but...
Paxil is known for causing a physiological addiction. Some people never
develop it, but some people can take it for a few weeks and never feel
the same again without it. Last I checked, no one was quite sure why.
--benD
Candace Cottrell wrote:
>
Well, I take two shots a day and four pills for my diabetes, so
remembering to pop one more before I went to bed just isn't a big deal.
If you take any medication, you have to be very careful to follow the
instructions, though. As they become more powerful, they also can
really screw you up
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Ben, BTW, I received a strange email warning me to ban Paxil. Is the
stuff that bad?
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's
ery strange thing.
Ben
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Well, if you stopped the SSRI suddenly, I wouldn't be surprised if you
noticed s
Waking up tired? Do you snore? could it be sleep apnea?? /Ben
> So tell me doc, what does it mean?? :)
>
> I am seriously thinking about going to a sleep lab. I feel exhausted
> when I wake up. I remember them for about an hour, then they fade. But
> there are some that I can still recall t
See, now that's scary to me. I am on of those people that isn't good with remembering to take pills unless I feel pain, etc.
That's why I am apt to believe something like Loraprezam (sp?) would work better for me.
I was on Celexa for about 3 months.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Childr
felt when I went off Paxil. It's hard to
describe but I would kind of feel like I was zoned out and not really
there.
Ben
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strange thing.
Ben
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Well, if you stopped the SSRI suddenly, I wouldn't be surprised if you
noticed some odditie
> Well, if you stopped the SSRI suddenly, I wouldn't be surprised if you
> noticed some oddities in your brain. When I went off zoloft, I did a lot of
> research and found that there are definite withdrawal effects. I don't know
> how long you were on Celexa, though. So, it might not apply.
I didn
> If you're into such things as yoga and progressive relaxation, those can
> really help when you're feeling anxious.
Also, meditation. Excersize helps me (which is why I now own a treadmill).
--benD
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Actually, anxiety and depression are not opposites. In fact, they
commonly occur together. There's some debate as to their causal
relationship (does one cause the other, or do they stem from the same
root?) but many people have both. I, for example, have anxiety attacks
whenever I get really
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Subject: Re: Vivid Dreams (was RE: Kingdom Hospital)
Well, if you stopped the SSRI suddenly, I wouldn't be surprised if you
noticed some oddities in your brain. When I went off zoloft, I did a lot
of
research and found that there are definite withdrawal effects. I don't
kno
Well, if you stopped the SSRI suddenly, I wouldn't be surprised if you
noticed some oddities in your brain. When I went off zoloft, I did a lot of
research and found that there are definite withdrawal effects. I don't know
how long you were on Celexa, though. So, it might not apply.
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Interesting so what if when I stopped taking the SSRI and then started having vivid dreams?
Hm...
And I didn't know that anxiety/depression were so close. Thanks Deanna/Ben for pointing that out.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One Children's Plaza
From: "Candace Cottrell"
> No, I wasn't involved in the discussions. I am the opposite of depressed.
I am anxious. Not all the time, and not to the point of having anxiety
attacks, but anxious nevertheless.
>
> Although my doctor did have me on celexa for a while. Not sure why!
Anyway, when the pr
Ben,
Me too! In fact, it was so bad on Prozac that it was a contributing factor
to me quitting that one. Way too vivid. Way too real.
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> My dreams become much more vivid (and tiring) whenever my SSRI dosage
> gets bumped.
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From: Candace Cottrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 3:16 PM
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No, I wasn't involved in the discussions. I am the opposite of
depressed. I am anxious. Not all the time, and not to the point
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> No, I wasn't involved in the discussions. I am the opposite
> of depressed. I am anxious. Not all the time, and not to the
> point of having anxiety attacks, but anxious nevertheless.
>
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nicotine withdrawl causes incredibly vivid dreams.
trust me. i quit smoking every 3rd day : )
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No, I wasn't involved in the discussions. I am the opposite of depressed. I am anxious. Not all the time, and not to the point of having anxiety attacks, but anxious nevertheless.
Although my doctor did have me on celexa for a while. Not sure why! Anyway, when the prescription ran out, I stopped t
My dreams become much more vivid (and tiring) whenever my SSRI dosage
gets bumped. I'm currently taking more to deal with SAD, so I'm feeling
the dreamy-dreamy thing right now.
I don't recall you ever participating in any of the antidepressant
conversations, but I thought I'd bring it up just
Not really my area, but you may want to talk with someone who's involved in
sleep disorders. Not saying that you have one, but at the least they could
give you more information about it.
I suspect that vivid dreaming is closely tied with a vivid imagination, a
tendency to become totally focused on
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