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Offline Bklyn Red

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« on: November 20, 2003, 07:43:00 PM »
What's up everyone? ::heart::
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« Reply #1 on: November 20, 2003, 08:00:00 PM »
I found that I have less and less of those type of dreams since I've been reading and posting on forums like this one (about one year.) I was in "the program" - straight inc, from 82-85. A long time ago, but I would still have the dreams. I hardly ever have them anymore. -knock on wood-
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« Reply #2 on: November 21, 2003, 12:52:00 PM »
I ca soooo relate as well !!!!  I wake up in a panic, and am so happy to see I`m in my bed. But it is very disterbing to my system when I get up. And I don`t want to go back to sleep because I am scared to go back into the dream. Most of mine are that I`m trapped there again and there is no way out.But this time I know how life can be on the out side.When I was there in the 80`s I thought I`d live there forever but did not know any other way :tup:
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« Reply #3 on: November 24, 2003, 09:12:00 AM »
I too had those dreams.  I was in there in the late 80's.  The dreams are VERY infrequent now.  
They were always about being accused of doing something wrong that I never did, and no one believing me. And I also would wake up completely disturbed and almost frightened.  Then, when realizing that I was safe in my own bed in my own free-to-come-and-go-as-I-please world, it got better.  Now, all these years later - this is the good part - when I have those dreams, they always end with me escaping.  Escaping and being free and feeling the surge of power one can imagine from being able to run away and run fast and well and smart enough to not get caught.  I always get aways at the end of my dreams, they are very liberating.  And those dreams are welcome, they're like some sort of redemption.  The dreams will get less and less for you, and they are important and a sign that you are healing from the experience.
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