Re: [MSA]Vivid dreams > Vera

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Vera,

has told me that I am talking more and more at night during my

sleep. He tells me that sometimes he can ask me a question and I'll even

answer him. I guess my vivid dreams are my psychological outlet for all

that I can't do during the day. In my dreams, all is possible and with no

difficulty. I can walk, talk, cook, run, work, repair things, play with my

children, have the perfect life and more. It is a good question. I wonder

how many others are like this too.

Hugs,

Deborah aka Tenacity

Deb:

It's strange how the body can work so different in your sleep with the MSA.

You spoke of being able to get around in your dreams. Fred isn' so much his

body, but his voice. During the day we can hardly understand him and his

voice is low, but at night when his asleep I can hear him talking and it's

loud and I can understand it. I wonder why this is?Just something else to

think about.

Hugs Vera

Oh, just to give everyone a giggle. This is a true story. Since we are

not on the subject of vivid dreams... I'll swing everyone in that direction.

Night before last I woke up, arms in full motion.... I was trying to catch

a pig so that could have fresh bacon for breakfast. My body may not

work well during the day but man can I move in my dreams!!! I told him that

he has to know how loved he is to have me catch a pig for bacon instead of

going to the store to get it even if it was a dream.

Hugs to all,

Deborah aka Tenacity

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Deborah,

Rob and I used to have entire conversations while he was asleep. One night

when he seemed to be having a particularly disturbing dream I asked him what

was the matter. He proceeded to tell me a complicated story about some

" bad guys " who were plotting something. I tried to soothe him by saying

that I was sure they wouldn't harm him and he replied, " Boy, are you naive! "

That one has become a family favorite, as I'm sure the pig catching one will

be.

Carol & Rob

Lexington, MA

Re: Vivid dreams > Vera

> Vera,

>

> has told me that I am talking more and more at night during my

> sleep. He tells me that sometimes he can ask me a question and I'll even

> answer him. I guess my vivid dreams are my psychological outlet for all

> that I can't do during the day. In my dreams, all is possible and with no

> difficulty. I can walk, talk, cook, run, work, repair things, play with

my

> children, have the perfect life and more. It is a good question. I

wonder

> how many others are like this too.

>

> Hugs,

> Deborah aka Tenacity

>

> Deb:

> It's strange how the body can work so different in your sleep with the

MSA.

> You spoke of being able to get around in your dreams. Fred isn' so much

his

> body, but his voice. During the day we can hardly understand him and his

> voice is low, but at night when his asleep I can hear him talking and it's

> loud and I can understand it. I wonder why this is?Just something else to

> think about.

>

> Hugs Vera

>

>

>

>

> Oh, just to give everyone a giggle. This is a true story. Since we are

> not on the subject of vivid dreams... I'll swing everyone in that

direction.

> Night before last I woke up, arms in full motion.... I was trying to catch

> a pig so that could have fresh bacon for breakfast. My body may not

> work well during the day but man can I move in my dreams!!! I told him

that

> he has to know how loved he is to have me catch a pig for bacon instead of

> going to the store to get it even if it was a dream.

>

> Hugs to all,

> Deborah aka Tenacity

>

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Deb:

It must be that way for alot of people here on the list. Fred never talked in his sleep before that msa, but does it all the time. I guess you must keep up at night like Fred does talking in his sleep. Many a night he will call me and I'll go into check on him and see what he wants and his sound asleep.

Fred doesn't act out his dreams as much as he use to since they put him on clonazepam. I guess that must help.

Take Care Vera

Vera,

has told me that I am talking more and more at night during my

sleep. He tells me that sometimes he can ask me a question and I'll even

answer him. I guess my vivid dreams are my psychological outlet for all

that I can't do during the day. In my dreams, all is possible and with no

difficulty. I can walk, talk, cook, run, work, repair things, play with my

children, have the perfect life and more. It is a good question. I wonder

how many others are like this too.

Hugs,

Deborah aka Tenacity