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Posted by dreamer on January 13, 2002, at 19:11:00
> Oh my god!!!
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> I've always dreamt very heavily, but for the past few months (also on effexor) I keep dreaming my teeth are loose, or have all fallen out.. They're never pulled, they always just fall out!!!
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> God knows hat it means, but its been really bugging me!!!
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> Nikki
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> > Ok, so I figure it's about time for me to get some of this off my chest. I've been taking Effexor XR 150mg for about a year now. It has done a great job of stabilizing my life during some pretty unstable times.
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> > But the one thing I have noticed that just doesn't go away is these extremely crazy dreams. Depending on what is going on in my life, the dreams can vary from extraordinary fun dreams to slightly uncomfortable ones.
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> > The strangest "uncomfortable" one that is completely reoccuring is the one where I keep noticing some of my teeth are loose - like they used to get when you were a kid with your kid teeth. But all my teeth are permanent! So I just think, "It'll be fine, just don't jiggle it too much and it'll stay put." But they always fall out. So I end up losing 3 or 4 teeth in my dream, then wake up and feel very grateful that they are still there. Although it takes a while to get over it.
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> > It seems most of my dreams end this way - where it takes me at least an hour or so to get over them after waking up because they were so REAL.
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> > Anyone else wish to share similar experiences of DREAMS and EFFEXOR?
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> > AaronIf you believe in the meaning of dreams it indicates a change/a new start....I'm always dreaming of ermmm going to the toilet....someone said it's a way of my-self telling me it's flushing out the crap in my head as for other dreams .....that's secret:)
dreamerx
Posted by dreamer on January 13, 2002, at 19:13:53
In reply to Re: yep I get the teethy dreams, posted by dreamer on January 13, 2002, at 19:11:00
Posted by susan C on January 13, 2002, at 19:18:17
In reply to Re: yep I get the teethy dreams, posted by dreamer on January 13, 2002, at 19:11:00
Posted by dreamer on January 13, 2002, at 19:26:45
In reply to Re: yep I get the teethy dreams=sign of grinding (nm) » dreamer, posted by susan C on January 13, 2002, at 19:18:17
Mouse wee mouse squeek hello,Yeh had a plastic gum shield done for my teeth but need some kinda potent lubricant oil hammer and chisel to get the thing out in the morning..afraid I'd pull my teeth out with it.
Don't believe in the dream analysisisims..we're too individual....but if dreamz hauntz for years sometimes ..EUREKA!
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