Question about treatment and dreaming...

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Hi Joyce!

Congrats on Shot 6 already! And no sides, good for you. I know

someone who just did sot 10 and no sides either, I've given her the

title of " WonderWoman " LOL! Are you doing Pegasys or Peg-Intron?

Regarding your dreams, are you on an Anti Depressant while on Tx? Or

Sleep Meds? I too had those Wild and Wacky and seemingly Real Dreams

all thru my year on Tx, and now 3+ years after Tx still have them

often. Ive always attributed mine to being on the ADs once I started

Tx. I still take one now. Well anyway now you know they are normal

(Ive see many post about the same thing). I kinda like these dreams

because they are like being at a live play and I am usually in the

cast and I usually know most of the people in the play/dream too -

Neat! Whereas in regular dreams before I did tx or an SSRI AD, they

were always kinda sketchy. Not these. Enjoy them while you can, but

it will be interesting to see if you are on other meds besides the

Peg & riba. Let me know.

HERES TO YOUR SUCCESS ON TX!!! Marcus

>

> It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every

night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night.

The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days.

They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the

dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their

dreams?

>

> This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give

God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you

all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!

>

> Joyce K \0/

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> Hi Joyce!

> Congrats on Shot 6 already! And no sides, good for you. I know

> someone who just did sot 10 and no sides either, I've given her

the

> title of " WonderWoman " LOL! Are you doing Pegasys or Peg-Intron?

>

> Regarding your dreams, are you on an Anti Depressant while on Tx?

Or

> Sleep Meds? I too had those Wild and Wacky and seemingly Real

Dreams

> all thru my year on Tx, and now 3+ years after Tx still have them

> often. Ive always attributed mine to being on the ADs once I

started

> Tx. I still take one now. Well anyway now you know they are normal

> (Ive see many post about the same thing). I kinda like these

dreams

> because they are like being at a live play and I am usually in the

> cast and I usually know most of the people in the play/dream too -

> Neat! Whereas in regular dreams before I did tx or an SSRI AD,

they

> were always kinda sketchy. Not these. Enjoy them while you can,

but

> it will be interesting to see if you are on other meds besides the

> Peg & riba. Let me know.

> HERES TO YOUR SUCCESS ON TX!!! Marcus

>

This sounds very hopeful (CONGRATS JOYCE), but may I ask what TX

is? Also interesting that the dreams stayed WITH you post

treatment, if I read that correctly.

God bless

Ginny

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I am on Pegasys, and yes I am also taking an AD, Fluoxitine. Thanks for your well wishes and support!! Joyce K \0/ / \Marcus <marcuscal@...> wrote: Hi Joyce! Congrats on Shot 6 already! And no sides, good for you. I know someone who just did sot 10 and no sides either, I've given her the title of "WonderWoman" LOL! Are you doing Pegasys or Peg-Intron? Regarding your dreams, are you on an Anti Depressant while on Tx? Or Sleep Meds? I too had those Wild and Wacky and seemingly Real Dreams all thru my year on Tx, and now 3+ years after Tx still have them often. Ive always attributed mine to being on the ADs once I started Tx. I still take one now. Well anyway now you

know they are normal (Ive see many post about the same thing). I kinda like these dreams because they are like being at a live play and I am usually in the cast and I usually know most of the people in the play/dream too - Neat! Whereas in regular dreams before I did tx or an SSRI AD, they were always kinda sketchy. Not these. Enjoy them while you can, but it will be interesting to see if you are on other meds besides the Peg & riba. Let me know. HERES TO YOUR SUCCESS ON TX!!! Marcus > > It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway,

has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams? > > This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!! > > Joyce K \0/ > / \ > > > --------------------------------- > Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars. >

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It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night.

I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams

seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not

bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway, has

anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?

This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God

all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all

feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!

Joyce K \0/

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Hey Joyce,

My name is and i am gonna do my 12th shot

Friday.I have always dreamed so i don't notice any

difference.I don't sleep well at all.I am one of the

unfortunate ones who has all the sides. I hate it!! I

am so glad the sides are not effecting you.I wish i

didn't have them. I just pray every nite that i will

be able to make it through another week. Have you

lost any weight? well keep in touch. and good luck

with the treatments,

--- joycedkeith <joycedkeith@...> wrote:

> It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I

> dream every night.

> I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every

> night. The dreams

> seem really real. These dreams stay with me for

> days. They are not

> bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the

> dreams. Anyway, has

> anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?

>

> This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me,

> and I give God

> all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this

> finds you all

> feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!

>

> Joyce K \0/

> / \

>

>

>

>

>

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Hi, This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well. The few sides that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I am still able to work full-time. I have noticed that my dreams are very vivid and comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They still make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy JoyceK <joycedkeith@...> wrote: It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the

dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!Joyce K \0/ / \ Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars.

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I had weird dreams too while on tx and still do sometimes,, they are not scary but just odd,, and I wake up wondering what THAT was all about, lolKathy Kostjal <happyhiker91214@...> wrote: Hi, This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well. The few sides that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I am still able to work full-time. I have noticed that my dreams are very vivid and comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They still make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy JoyceK <joycedkeith@...> wrote: It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!Joyce K \0/ / \ Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars. Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. Jackie

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Jax. Do you write down some of "odd" dreams? I found that writing them down lets me go back and review without forgetting too much. Many times the dreams seem to (in strange ways) explain or provide answers to things that are happening in my waking life. Try it! Every week I go over the dreams I've had in the last month. I'm amazed at the number of dreams that symbolically refer to questions or worries I've had. This whole thing may be the subconscious at work, or "visions" sent to help us. Stop laughing! I know I'm weird. ChrisJackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote: I had weird dreams too while on tx and still do sometimes,, they are not scary but just odd,, and I wake up wondering what THAT was all about, lolKathy Kostjal

<happyhiker91214@...> wrote: Hi, This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well. The few sides that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I am still able to work full-time. I have noticed that my dreams are very vivid and comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They still make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy JoyceK <joycedkeith@...> wrote: It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but

now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!Joyce K \0/ / \ Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars. Use Photomail to share photos without annoying

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Ahh dreams, I have to stick my foot or toe in this one. I love Carl Jung, he had a lot to say about dreams. They come from the sub conscience is his thoughts and they mirror what is going on in our lives. And often if you think about what is going on in your dreams you can figure out what is bothering you. I will post more on this in another post. Love JanetHunter <us2china2@...> wrote: Jax. Do you write down some of "odd" dreams? I found that writing them down lets me go back and review without forgetting too much. Many times the dreams seem to (in strange ways) explain or provide answers to things that are happening in my waking life. Try it! Every week I go over the dreams

I've had in the last month. I'm amazed at the number of dreams that symbolically refer to questions or worries I've had. This whole thing may be the subconscious at work, or "visions" sent to help us. Stop laughing! I know I'm weird. ChrisJackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote: I had weird dreams too while on tx and still do sometimes,, they are not scary but just odd,, and I wake up wondering what THAT was all about, lolKathy Kostjal <happyhiker91214@...> wrote: Hi, This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well. The few sides that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I am still able to work full-time. I have

noticed that my dreams are very vivid and comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They still make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy JoyceK <joycedkeith@...> wrote: It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope

this finds you all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!Joyce K \0/ / \ Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars. Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. Jackie Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. There are souls in this world which have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go." -Frederick Faber

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Janet, I've told you the story of how a dream convinced me to come to China, where I am now undetectable for HCV. How can the subconscious bring me such a strange answer to my problems? Granted, I still haven't found the lovely lady from the dream, and in the dream, I was not being cured of HCV, but I have to believe there is more to some dreams than the subconscious. Eat well, dream well, be well!Janet <doc_jade@...> wrote: Ahh dreams, I have to stick my foot or toe in this one. I love Carl Jung, he had a lot to say about dreams. They come from the sub conscience is his thoughts and they mirror what is going on in our lives. And often if you think about what is going on in your dreams you can figure out what is bothering you. I will post more on

this in another post. Love JanetHunter <us2china2@...> wrote: Jax. Do you write down some of "odd" dreams? I found that writing them down lets me go back and review without forgetting too much. Many times the dreams seem to (in strange ways) explain or provide answers to things that are happening in my waking life. Try it! Every week I go over the dreams I've had in the last month. I'm amazed at the number of dreams that symbolically refer to questions or worries I've had. This whole thing may be the subconscious at work, or "visions" sent to help us. Stop laughing! I know I'm weird. ChrisJackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote: I had weird dreams too while on tx and still do sometimes,, they are not scary but just odd,, and I wake up wondering what THAT was all about, lolKathy Kostjal <happyhiker91214@...> wrote: Hi, This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well. The few sides that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I am still able to work full-time. I have noticed that my dreams are very vivid and comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They still make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy JoyceK <joycedkeith@...> wrote: It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!Joyce K \0/ / \ Autos. Looking

for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars. Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. Jackie Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. There are souls in this world which have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go." -Frederick Faber It's a pleasure having you join in our conversations. We hope you have found the support you need with us. If you are using email for your posts, for easy access to our group, just click the link-- Hepatitis C/Happy Posting

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No , you are not weird,, I have not but WILL NOW try to remember and write them down,, some of them were so weird,, like once going to lunch with my mom and we had to sit on large blocks of ice and float to our table,, lol,, stuff like that,, and I was buying a house and found a house within that house,, I had that one several times,, dont know what it means,, but havent had it for awhile now, hugs jaxHunter <us2china2@...> wrote: Jax. Do you write down some of "odd" dreams? I found that writing them down lets me go back and review without forgetting too much. Many times the dreams seem to (in strange ways) explain or provide answers to things that are happening in my waking life. Try it! Every week I go over the dreams I've had in the last month. I'm

amazed at the number of dreams that symbolically refer to questions or worries I've had. This whole thing may be the subconscious at work, or "visions" sent to help us. Stop laughing! I know I'm weird. ChrisJackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote: I had weird dreams too while on tx and still do sometimes,, they are not scary but just odd,, and I wake up wondering what THAT was all about, lolKathy Kostjal <happyhiker91214@...> wrote: Hi, This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well. The few sides that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I am still able to work full-time. I have noticed that my dreams are very vivid and

comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They still make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy JoyceK <joycedkeith@...> wrote: It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all feeling well. Take care

of yourselves!!Joyce K \0/ / \ Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars. Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. Jackie Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. Jackie

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My dreams are usually about the same...I dream about not being able

to walk anymore..The other night my dream was that I was roller

skating everywhere and I was reaaly good at it ..Was also real fast..

I have firo myalgia am wondering if that has some thing to do with

my dreams

Annita

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<us2china2@...> wrote:

>

> Jax. Do you write down some of " odd " dreams? I found that

writing them down lets me go back and review without forgetting too

much. Many times the dreams seem to (in strange ways) explain or

provide answers to things that are happening in my waking life. Try

it! Every week I go over the dreams I've had in the last month.

I'm amazed at the number of dreams that symbolically refer to

questions or worries I've had. This whole thing may be the

subconscious at work, or " visions " sent to help us.

> Stop laughing! I know I'm weird.

> Chris

>

> Jackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote:

> I had weird dreams too while on tx and still do sometimes,, they

are not scary but just odd,, and I wake up wondering what THAT was

all about, lol

>

> Kathy Kostjal <happyhiker91214@...> wrote: Hi,

> This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well.

The few sides that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I

am still able to work full-time. I have noticed that my dreams are

very vivid and comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the

NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would

wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They

still make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that

they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy

>

>

> JoyceK <joycedkeith@...> wrote:

> It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every

night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night.

The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days.

They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the

dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their

dreams?

>

> This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give

God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all

feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!

>

> Joyce K \0/

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Thats scarey hon,, I dont think that the fibro has anything to do with it,, unless,, you are worried about the body aches getting so bad that you cant walk,, but that wont happen,, fibro is not a progressive disease,, altho some days it seems like it ,, hugs mesodapop_4you <sodapop_4you@...> wrote: My dreams are usually about the same...I dream about not being able to walk anymore..The other night my dream was that I was roller skating everywhere and I was reaaly good at it ..Was also real fast..I have firo myalgia am wondering if that has some thing to do with my dreamsAnnita- In Hepatitis C , Hunter <us2china2@...> wrote:>> Jax. Do you write down some of "odd" dreams? I found that writing them

down lets me go back and review without forgetting too much. Many times the dreams seem to (in strange ways) explain or provide answers to things that are happening in my waking life. Try it! Every week I go over the dreams I've had in the last month. I'm amazed at the number of dreams that symbolically refer to questions or worries I've had. This whole thing may be the subconscious at work, or "visions" sent to help us.> Stop laughing! I know I'm weird.> Chris> > Jackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote:> I had weird dreams too while on tx and still do sometimes,, they are not scary but just odd,, and I wake up wondering what THAT was all about, lol> > Kathy Kostjal <happyhiker91214@...> wrote: Hi,> This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well. The few sides

that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I am still able to work full-time. I have noticed that my dreams are very vivid and comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They still make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy> > > JoyceK <joycedkeith@...> wrote:> It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?> > This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I

give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!> > Joyce K \0/> / \> > ---------------------------------> Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars. > > > ---------------------------------> > Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. > > > > Jackie > > It's a pleasure having you join in our conversations. We hope you have found the support you need with us. > > If you are using email for your posts, for easy access to our group, just click the link-- Hepatitis C/> > Happy Posting > > > >

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Seems like a reasonable connection. Is the ability to get around what you most fear?sodapop_4you <sodapop_4you@...> wrote: My dreams are usually about the same...I dream about not being able to walk anymore..The other night my dream was that I was roller skating everywhere and I was reaaly good at it ..Was also real fast..I have firo myalgia am wondering if that has some thing to do with my dreamsAnnita- In Hepatitis C , Hunter wrote:>> Jax. Do you write down some of "odd" dreams? I found that writing them down lets me go back and review without forgetting too much. Many times the dreams seem to (in strange ways) explain or provide answers to things that are happening in my waking life. Try it! Every week I go over the

dreams I've had in the last month. I'm amazed at the number of dreams that symbolically refer to questions or worries I've had. This whole thing may be the subconscious at work, or "visions" sent to help us.> Stop laughing! I know I'm weird.> Chris> > Jackie on wrote:> I had weird dreams too while on tx and still do sometimes,, they are not scary but just odd,, and I wake up wondering what THAT was all about, lol> > Kathy Kostjal wrote: Hi,> This Friday is #28 for me and I have had very few sides as well. The few sides that I have experienced go away in a day or two, and I am still able to work full-time. I have noticed that my dreams are very vivid and comical. I quit smoking 4 or 5 years ago using the NicoDerm CQ patches and they gave me such funny dreams that I would wake up every morning laughing (a great way to begin the day). They still

make me giggle today. I missed those dreams and I am glad that they are back. Enjoy them, Kathy> > > JoyceK wrote:> It seems that since I began treatment on Jan 19, I dream every night. I usually dream once in a while, but now it's every night. The dreams seem really real. These dreams stay with me for days. They are not bad dreams, and I know most of the people in the dreams. Anyway, has anyone else noticed a difference in their dreams?> > This Friday night will be injection number 6 for me, and I give God all the glory for the lack of sides! I hope this finds you all feeling well. Take care of yourselves!!> > Joyce K \0/> / \> > ---------------------------------> Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars. > > > ---------------------------------> >

Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. > > > > Jackie > > It's a pleasure having you join in our conversations. We hope you have found the support you need with us. > > If you are using email for your posts, for easy access to our group, just click the link-- Hepatitis C/> > Happy Posting > > > >