Re: Re: dreams again

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Whoops, I forgot to say that I know what you mean about " almost more like

hallucinations " --the dreams seem to happen in a lighter stage of sleep

sometimes. Sometimes it feels like a lot of busyness in the room, like lots of

people looking at me and I know I'm asleep and that they're watching me and I

worry that I'll do something embarassing like scratch somewhere or fart really

loud and won't be able to help it. I struggle to " come to " enough to tell

everyone to get out but I can't and I get really mad. Walls dripping blood?

That's so scary. Anyone know of any herbal remedies for fitful dreams?

laura

eemalawyer <eemalawyer@...> wrote: Did the dreams stop? I had

the same experience, the fatigue is

better (I'm groggy the next day but I can function), but I have the

most bizarre dreams the night I take it, and even the night after.

They're almost more like hallucinations -- the walls drip blood,

things are grabbing me. I KNOW that they're hallucinations even at

the time, so I don't totally lose it, but it's definitely unpleasant.

I was so glad that you posted this -- I've told my rheumy about the

dreams and he looks at me like I'm completely NUTS!!

I have been reading with

interest of the connection of mtx and exhaustion. I started 3 months

ago adding mtx to the enbrel and all of a sudden I realized that

this is exactly what is happening to me. Ever since the addition of

the Mtx, I could easily, and have on many occasions, gone to bed

before 8pm and slept 10-12 hours.

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> On Dec. 2 I will be doing my first teaching session in 6 months

but they are all first year med students, so most of the time will

be spent letting them do some practice on me and hopefully I won't

fall asleep.

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> Hugs

> June

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