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| lenazi |
i literally wake up and can remember everything (and i'm not talking about for the first 5 minutes either, for days). I think the pharma company does it on purpose knowing that you will need more pills to sleep because you are too scared too.:p
i took beta blockers before for a tremor i have (post concussion syndrome). I never had this problem, but stopped taking them because they lowered my blood pressure way too much. Either way being a human vibrator has its benefits. |
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| Joss Weatherby |
I do not take any meds Jay and have dreams like that all the time. It is probably just dependent on person to person, though drugs may amplify it for some people.
I want to try acid or something sometime, but I am afraid I would be the type to never want to come back down. My dreams are always really intense and lucid and very much real feeling. :p |
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| lenazi |
good luck trying to fall asleep on acid.:p
acid is fun, but i'll be ed if i ever do it again. I'm just too old and like my brain. (aka abused it enough already) |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by lenazi
good luck trying to fall asleep on acid.:p
acid is fun, but i'll be ed if i ever do it again. I'm just too old and like my brain. (aka abused it enough already) |
oh i assume i wouldnt be sleeping but the drugs plus what my brain can do on its own in inventing alternate worlds. I think I might go off the deep end. |
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| lenazi |
| i'm pretty sure you would, you think video games are real:p |
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| Slylee |
| i have vivid dreams pretty regularly and remember them. might be the pot, i dunno. |
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| Lews |
I know what you mean. If I take my sleeping pills and drink or even when I was on a weird combination of different things I had the most vivid dreams of my life and I would remember them perfectly. It got pretty confusing as to if I was sleeping or awake. I try to avoid the pills and drinking now, and I definitely got off that combination haha.
Now I just need some trance music going in the background, a large comfy bed, and my lovely sleeping pills. |
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| lenazi |
yeah, but i don't think i can explain (i really can't) how vivid i am talking about here. Like freddy kruger vivid. If i get punched in the face in my dream i will wake up and feel the need to check myself in the mirror. I've done almost every drug known to man, nothing has produced this sensation before.
the good thing is that even if i am a little "shaken" at times, i am the most rested that i have ever been. |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
| quote: | Originally posted by lenazi
i took beta blockers before for a tremor i have (post concussion syndrome). I never had this problem, but stopped taking them because they lowered my blood pressure way too much. |
I just didn't like the way they made me feel, lethargic. Also my heart rate is normally around 50 - 55, so when I was on BBs and relaxed but awake it went down in the 40s. Wonder what it was while I was sleeping.
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| Slylee |
| yea i have a recurring nightmare that involves demonic possession. they've pretty much stopped but i get it once in a while and had one about 3 weeks ago. i woke up shaking, heart racing and scared to walk to the bathroom to pee in the dark. i almost woke pat up lol |
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| lenazi |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
I just didn't like the way they made me feel, lethargic. Also my heart rate is normally around 50 - 55, so when I was on BBs and relaxed but awake it went down in the 40s. Wonder what it was while I was sleeping.
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i got the same thing (aka low blood pressure), but not the dreams. I did take them in the morning though, so maybe that was why. I'll take being shaky anyday over feeling like a ginger kid about to faint.
Lunesta> Ambien.
only because of the freddy dreams and because after my health insurance it only costs 2$ a month now vs 14. |
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| lenazi |
ps lunesta is what it is sold as in the states. it is copyrighted but in canada i take generic pills aka zoplicone.
i recommend it even if i go to bed with a cross.:)
what type of beta blocker did you take, there are a few. They are very popular with musicians in orchestras. |
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