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Amakishiyo
Despite everything, it's still you
- Mar 5, 2023
- 118
You could probably use cannabis, that gives a lot of people dreamless sleep.
SilentSadness
Person
- Feb 28, 2023
- 1,529
For me, life is a nightmare and dreams are also. It's difficult for me to tell if I have them because I don't see the distinction.
une vie grotesque
chronically suicidal
- Mar 6, 2023
- 45
after i started taking quetiapine (i take 150mg every night) my nightmares seem to have fizzled downHow about something like meditating before going to sleep? I feel for you that you have nightmares, sleep is my only peaceful time
Forest Fire
Student
- Jul 19, 2019
- 119
I've had nightmares since i was a kid. Cannabis is the only thing that works to stop them for me. currently 8 weeks without smoking after pretty much doing it daily for seventeen years and i've had several a night since then. I remember a few years ago a therapist told me there was a medication that works as well but they never told me what it was and i didn't look it up
Yes each night and during daytime naps also, getting worse and worse,can't stand it
charon
plural, they/she, ĪĪ
- Feb 25, 2023
- 4
yep, nightmares are consistant for us. we tried prazosin - it works for some ppl to help with ptsd nightmares. it only sortof worked for us; seemed to make it harder to rember any dreams rather than actually not have them. so we would still wake up with that awful feeling after nightmares, but not know where it was from. we thought it was worse to not know whats going on with our body so we stopped.
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