I dreamt of cats...

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Mad Dog - 18 Aug 2006 18:11 GMT

The following is true and not exaggerated in any way.

I have a sleeping disorder and sleep for short periods and frequently
dreaming, for years I dreamt of cats but could never figure out why ( I am
now 41), while growing up my family did not keep cats and were not great
fans of cats (toiletting in finely tilled soil etc.). I dreamt of large
cats, small cats, different colour cats (blue,green) and very often talking
cats. Then just just over four and a half years ago I decided to get a cat
and guess what, the dreams stopped and I have not dreamed about cats since.
I now have two cats.

Dreams can be strange don't you think.

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Barnabas Collins - 18 Aug 2006 23:16 GMT

>The following is true and not exaggerated in any way.
>
>I have a sleeping disorder and sleep for short periods and frequently
>dreaming, for years I dreamt of cats but could never figure out why ( I am
>now 41),

Sleep apnea? Are you on CPAP?

You want cats real bad, you need cats real bad......

>while growing up my family did not keep cats and were not great
>fans of cats (toiletting in finely tilled soil etc.). I dreamt of large
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>Dreams can be strange don't you think.

Yep. You needed a cat badly.

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Diana - 22 Aug 2006 02:20 GMT

> The following is true and not exaggerated in any way.
>
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> Dreams can be strange don't you think.

I LOVE this, Mad Dog. Yes, dreams can be strange, but in your case they
were only you trying to tell yourself your heart's desire. This is
often the case. I think that living with cats might even help your
sleep disorder. Do you notice any improvement now as compared with
four-and-a half years ago?

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mlbriggs - 22 Aug 2006 03:19 GMT

>> The following is true and not exaggerated in any way.
>>
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> sleep disorder. Do you notice any improvement now as compared with
> four-and-a half years ago?

I had a similar experience. I used to dream of swimming pools. I was
always trying to find one which was hidden. Sometimes I would look in a
closet and there was a beautiful pool. I'd get in and swim, swim, swim.
This went on for years. Then I sold the old home and moved i to a
developing condominium. After the first year there a beautiful swimming
pool was built. I would go swimming once or twice a day in the summers
and never had a dream about pools again. MLB

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Diana - 27 Aug 2006 23:04 GMT

> >> The following is true and not exaggerated in any way.
> >>
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> pool was built. I would go swimming once or twice a day in the summers
> and never had a dream about pools again. MLB

Yes, very similar to Mad Dog's dream, isn't it? I simply love to hear
of dreams come true--they really do happen, and then the dreams aren't
needed anymore. Cool!

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