29-11-2020, 01:20 PM
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I had a covid anxiety dream the other night. I was in a shopping centre surrounded by loads of people and it felt crowded but normal and happy. Then it suddenly dawned on me that we have a pandemic, nobody was wearing a mask and I had to get out of there and was then outside fretting about the dratted illness and what might happen in the future. Was a relief to wake up.
29-11-2020, 01:31 PM
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How about this one then Annie........
I have a recurring dream that I'm deep under water and am swimming to the surface, I can see the sunlight dancing on the surface but never seem to get there. I've been holding my breath and when I wake up I am gasping for air and my heart is beating loudly in my chest just as if I had been swimming under water and running out of air....
29-11-2020, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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How about this one then Annie........I have a recurring dream that I'm deep under water and am swimming to the surface, I can see the sunlight dancing on the surface but never seem to get there. I've been holding my breath and when I wake up I am gasping for air and my heart is beating loudly in my chest just as if I had been swimming under water and running out of air....
If you don't have any difficulties you are avoiding facing in real life, then perhaps it's a subconscious fear of death or a memory of the trauma of birth. You could be worrying about death instead of enjoying life. Which doesn't sound like you. However, if you find the underlying reason the dream should stop. It's an anxiety dream so what is worrying you?
The alternative is that a physical condition is causing this. Sleeping position, lack of hydration, etc. but you have a pretty healthy diet and lifestyle so it's interesting.
I used to have recurring dreams for years and when I figured out and faced what was causing them they stopped just like that. Dream psychology is fascinating.
29-11-2020, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by AnnieS
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The psychological interpretation is that something in your life is an overwhelming burden or worry and is causing you great anxiety which you are bottling up so it's coming up in your subconscious. There is hope but whatever is going on is trapping you. If you don't have any difficulties you are avoiding facing in real life, then perhaps it's a subconscious fear of death or a memory of the trauma of birth. You could be worrying about death instead of enjoying life. Which doesn't sound like you. However, if you find the underlying reason the dream should stop. It's an anxiety dream so what is worrying you?
The alternative is that a physical condition is causing this. Sleeping position, lack of hydration, etc. but you have a pretty healthy diet and lifestyle so it's interesting.
I used to have recurring dreams for years and when I figured out and faced what was causing them they stopped just like that. Dream psychology is fascinating.
There is very little that worries me, however, my heart rate and blood pressure drop worryingly throughout the night, and an early morning check of both is sometimes disturbing. Did I mention an irregular heartbeat?...
29-11-2020, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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Thanks Annie very interesting.....There is very little that worries me, however, my heart rate and blood pressure drop worryingly throughout the night, and an early morning check of both is sometimes disturbing. Did I mention an irregular heartbeat?...
29-11-2020, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by JBR
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I didn't know that. Has he kicked her out or has she gone off in a huff?
Carrie used to room on the second floor
Sorry that she left no forwarding address
That was known to me
30-11-2020, 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Longdogs
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Carrie doesn't live here anymoreCarrie used to room on the second floor
Sorry that she left no forwarding address
That was known to me
Is that one of those 'pop songs' that keep appearing on here?
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