Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 This is my "best fit" answer... 7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.Gayle [low dose naltrexone] The Dream Poll I'd like to conduct a poll about LDN and dreaming. I've been doing some fascinating research about dreams and MS. Didyou know that loss of dream-recall can be a symptom of MS? This poll looks complicated, but it's actually VERY EASY. Just readthe descriptions below carefully, and decide which ONE describes you. There should be ONLY ONE that applies to you. 1. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since Istarted LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NOsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 2. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed sinceI started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I HAVE hadsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 3. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 4. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 6. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN.7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.8. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I HAVE had significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.I think that covers all the possibilities. (Note that the scope of this poll doesn't include halting ofprogression, only symptom improvement.) You can post your response on line, or you can email it to me. Asusual, I'll let everyone know what I learn. So. what's your dream number? Maureen(Gazorpa Wondering) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 Hi Maureen, I have secondary progressive. I have been taking LDN for ~2 months. I also take CaEap (IV and oral). I am a 7 on the dream scale. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 #? I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changed my ability to remember them. However, since I started LDN, I don't remember ANY dreams. I have had symptom improvements. (Seems that there's always an MS oddball.) > > I'd like to conduct a poll about LDN and dreaming. > > I've been doing some fascinating research about dreams and MS. Did > you know that loss of dream-recall can be a symptom of MS? > > This poll looks complicated, but it's actually VERY EASY. Just read > the descriptions below carefully, and decide which ONE describes you. > There should be ONLY ONE that applies to you. > > 1. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since I > started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NO > significant symptom improvement since starting LDN. > > 2. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since > I started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I HAVE had > significant symptom improvement since starting LDN. > > 3. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. > Now I remember most of my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptom > improvement since starting LDN. > > 4. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. > Now I remember most of my dreams. I have had NO significant symptom > improvement since starting LDN. > > 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms, > I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began taking > LDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptom > improvement since starting LDN. > > 6. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms, > I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began taking > LDN, I now remember my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptom > improvement since starting LDN. > > 7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changed > my ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. > I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN. > > 8. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changed > my ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. > I HAVE had significant symptom improvement since starting LDN. > > I think that covers all the possibilities. > > (Note that the scope of this poll doesn't include halting of > progression, only symptom improvement.) > > You can post your response on line, or you can email it to me. As > usual, I'll let everyone know what I learn. > > So… what's your dream number? > > Maureen > (Gazorpa Wondering) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 you need another number to add to this. I always remembered my dreams but now on ldn i remember even better than i did before.But aside from dream recall i have seen not much improvemet on thd ldn. nola nola [low dose naltrexone] Re: The Dream Poll Hi Maureen, I have secondary progressive. I have been taking LDN for ~2 months. I also take CaEap (IV and oral). I am a 7 on the dream scale. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 this most closely applies to me, except i don't remember my dreams as well as i used to. i've been on 4.5 since june 2006 michelle > 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms, > I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began taking > LDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptom > improvement since starting LDN. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 Dear Maureen, I have been on LDN for almost three months. Since LDN doesn't work for everyone, can you tell if it is working for you by the vivid dreams? (I have prostate cancer so it is hard to tell at this stage if things are getting better). If so I have had vivid dreams for the last 2 1/2 months or so and can remember a few of them. Maureen, it might be interesting if you could control what you dream about. On a couple occassions I have had sexy thoughts before falling asleep and have had a sexy dream. Arthur [low dose naltrexone] Re: The Dream Poll #? I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changed my ability to remember them. However, since I started LDN, I don't remember ANY dreams. I have had symptom improvements.(Seems that there's always an MS oddball.) >> I'd like to conduct a poll about LDN and dreaming. > > I've been doing some fascinating research about dreams and MS. Did> you know that loss of dream-recall can be a symptom of MS? > > This poll looks complicated, but it's actually VERY EASY. Just read> the descriptions below carefully, and decide which ONE describes you.> There should be ONLY ONE that applies to you. > > 1. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since I> started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NO> significant symptom improvement since starting LDN. > > 2. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since> I started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I HAVE had> significant symptom improvement since starting LDN. > > 3. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. > Now I remember most of my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptom> improvement since starting LDN. > > 4. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. > Now I remember most of my dreams. I have had NO significant symptom> improvement since starting LDN. > > 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,> I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began taking> LDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptom> improvement since starting LDN. > > 6. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,> I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began taking> LDN, I now remember my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptom> improvement since starting LDN.> > 7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changed> my ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. > I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.> > 8. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changed> my ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. > I HAVE had significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.> > I think that covers all the possibilities. > > (Note that the scope of this poll doesn't include halting of> progression, only symptom improvement.) > > You can post your response on line, or you can email it to me. As> usual, I'll let everyone know what I learn. > > So… what's your dream number? > > Maureen> (Gazorpa Wondering)> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 I do NOT take LDN, Parmajak1 [low dose naltrexone] The Dream Poll I'd like to conduct a poll about LDN and dreaming. I've been doing some fascinating research about dreams and MS. Didyou know that loss of dream-recall can be a symptom of MS? This poll looks complicated, but it's actually VERY EASY. Just readthe descriptions below carefully, and decide which ONE describes you. There should be ONLY ONE that applies to you. 1. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since Istarted LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NOsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 2. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed sinceI started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I HAVE hadsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 3. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 4. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 6. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN.7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.8. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I HAVE had significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.I think that covers all the possibilities. (Note that the scope of this poll doesn't include halting ofprogression, only symptom improvement.) You can post your response on line, or you can email it to me. Asusual, I'll let everyone know what I learn. So. what's your dream number? Maureen(Gazorpa Wondering) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 Maureen, None of these really fit me but I could add: I do dream more often but they are ver short dreams. I do remember them but they are non impressive. Not vivid. Often. I do take LDN and probably LDN has helped what I do have. I do have some symptom improvement on LDN. Hope that adds to your poll in some way. -- [low dose naltrexone] The Dream Poll I'd like to conduct a poll about LDN and dreaming. I've been doing some fascinating research about dreams and MS. Didyou know that loss of dream-recall can be a symptom of MS? This poll looks complicated, but it's actually VERY EASY. Just readthe descriptions below carefully, and decide which ONE describes you.There should be ONLY ONE that applies to you. 1. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since Istarted LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NOsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 2. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed sinceI started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I HAVE hadsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 3. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 4. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 6. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN.7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.8. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I HAVE had significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.I think that covers all the possibilities. (Note that the scope of this poll doesn't include halting ofprogression, only symptom improvement.) You can post your response on line, or you can email it to me. Asusual, I'll let everyone know what I learn. So… what's your dream number? Maureen(Gazorpa Wondering) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 Parmajak1, OK, but the real question is what is your response to dreams while on LDN? Are you wanting to try LDN? Marcie June Kreuzer <parmajak1@...> wrote: I do NOT take LDN, Parmajak1 ----- Original Message ----- From: Gayle ston low dose naltrexone Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2006 6:59 PM Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] The Dream Poll This is my "best fit" answer... 7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.Gayle [low dose naltrexone] The Dream Poll I'd like to conduct a poll about LDN and dreaming. I've been doing some fascinating research about dreams and MS. Didyou know that loss of dream-recall can be a symptom of MS? This poll looks complicated, but it's actually VERY EASY. Just readthe descriptions below carefully, and decide which ONE describes you. There should be ONLY ONE that applies to you. 1. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since Istarted LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NOsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 2. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed sinceI started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I HAVE hadsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 3. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 4. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 6. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN.7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.8. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I HAVE had significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.I think that covers all the possibilities. (Note that the scope of this poll doesn't include halting ofprogression, only symptom improvement.) You can post your response on line, or you can email it to me. Asusual, I'll let everyone know what I learn. So. what's your dream number? Maureen(Gazorpa Wondering) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Share Posted September 10, 2006 " perfectlysunnyday " <mmmorris@...> wrote: > > #? I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changed > my ability to remember them. However, since I started LDN, I don't > remember ANY dreams. I have had symptom improvements. > > (Seems that there's always an MS oddball.) > Okay, I didn't consider that one! We'll call that one NUMBER 9. LOL!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 Maureen, I never (before or after LDN) really remembered my dreams unless they really stood out. bentleyfam26 <mclarke@...> wrote: I'd like to conduct a poll about LDN and dreaming. I've been doing some fascinating research about dreams and MS. Didyou know that loss of dream-recall can be a symptom of MS? This poll looks complicated, but it's actually VERY EASY. Just readthe descriptions below carefully, and decide which ONE describes you.There should be ONLY ONE that applies to you. 1. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since Istarted LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NOsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 2. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed sinceI started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I HAVE hadsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 3. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 4. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 6. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN.7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.8. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I HAVE had significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.I think that covers all the possibilities. (Note that the scope of this poll doesn't include halting ofprogression, only symptom improvement.) You can post your response on line, or you can email it to me. Asusual, I'll let everyone know what I learn. So… what's your dream number? Maureen(Gazorpa Wondering) How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 .. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since Istarted LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NOsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. Although, I HAVE NOTICED MY BREATHING IS MORE RELAXED. I NO LONGER FEEL LIKE BEING HUGGED TO DEATH. C <stevancremeans@...> wrote: Maureen, I never (before or after LDN) really remembered my dreams unless they really stood out. bentleyfam26 <mclarkecomcast (DOT) net> wrote: I'd like to conduct a poll about LDN and dreaming. I've been doing some fascinating research about dreams and MS. Didyou know that loss of dream-recall can be a symptom of MS? This poll looks complicated, but it's actually VERY EASY. Just readthe descriptions below carefully, and decide which ONE describes you.There should be ONLY ONE that applies to you. 1. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed since Istarted LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I have had NOsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 2. I have never remembered my dreams, and this has not changed sinceI started LDN. I still don't remember my dreams. I HAVE hadsignificant symptom improvement since starting LDN. 3. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 4. I never used to remember my dreams, until I started taking LDN. Now I remember most of my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 5. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I have had NO significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN. 6. I used to remember my dreams, but when I began having MS symptoms,I didn't remember my dreams as well, if at all. Since I began takingLDN, I now remember my dreams. I HAVE had significant symptomimprovement since starting LDN.7. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I have had NO significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.8. I have always remembered my dreams, and having MS has not changedmy ability to remember them. I still remember my dreams very well. I HAVE had significant symptom improvement since starting LDN.I think that covers all the possibilities. (Note that the scope of this poll doesn't include halting ofprogression, only symptom improvement.) You can post your response on line, or you can email it to me. Asusual, I'll let everyone know what I learn. So… what's your dream number? Maureen(Gazorpa Wondering) How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2006 Report Share Posted September 13, 2006 I am a #1 but I have only been taking LDN for about 6 weeks starting with 1.5 mg and adding 1.5 every 30 days until I eventually get to 4.5 mg. When I started LDN I didn't sleep well for a couple of days but I could remember my dreams whenever I didn't sleep well. That has since stopped and I sleep better but don't remember my dreams. Karis __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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