Re: Re: chemistry disfunctions in the brain

[Guest guest]

This happened to him right after the mold exposure. It wasn't medicine induced.

Loosing REM sleep is the deep stage where your body get actual rest recovery.

You can be sleeping and you have no REM sleep. The exhaustion is always there

due to the loss of deep restful sleep stage.

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: barb b w <barb1283@...>

Sent: Fri, February 18, 2011 12:32:49 AM

Subject: [] Re: chemistry disfunctions in the brain

Is he one some sort of medicine. Some medicines may suppress REM.

Also people who are severely depressed don't have REM sleep frequently. Depends

on their reaction to depression. If they sleep alot, they have excessive REM;

if they have trouble sleeping, it's usually due waking up at the beginning of

REM and therefore not having it.

[Guest guest]

My REM sleep is also disturbed now but not to his extent.

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: osisposis <jeaninem660@...>

Sent: Sat, February 19, 2011 11:35:39 AM

Subject: [] Re: chemistry disfunctions in the brain

yes, I dont think I make it into REM STAGE either. maybe some times.

every once in a great while I might dream but it's like either fragmented or I

just dont remember much of it.

[Guest guest]

osisposis wrote----

even when someone looks at me and asks a question, just the distraction of

looking back at them, watching their lips move, or something like that can

distract me.

WOW, REALLY APPRECIATED THIS. Distraction is a problem for me too, but also

what you said about watching lips move. All my life I have easily become

mesmerized by movement. Lips moving, hands gesturing or holding something or

fiddling with something or whatever. Also when I watch TV and movies, my brain

can get so occupied with all the moving things and become so fascinated by how

people move or do things that I don't hear what is being said. I miss a lot of

what people say when they are talking to me because my brain gets sidetracked

away by movement or by other thoughts. Focusing and paying attention to what

people say is often challenging.

anita