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Bad Dream About My Lapband

I haven't been eating the way I should be lately and I figure that must be what brought on a dream like this. Maybe it was my subconscience trying to tell me to get back on track.

In my dream, the tubing that connects at the band around my stomach (not at the port area) had come loose and it was caused by eating the wrong foods. I had lost all of my restriction and had little air bubbles coming out of the tube making little lumps under my skin. And for some odd reason I was in Australia so I couldn't see my doctor and the doctors there refused to touch me but insisted I would need surgery to correct the issue. So then I was trying to get home to see my doctor for surgery. :blink:

Weird dream huh? Thank goodness it was only a dream. I think I will try to get back on track starting today....just in case lol. :P

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Maybe it was my subconscience trying to tell me to get back on track.

I would say that you are right. It is amazing what our subconscious can do/say whilst we are sleeping.

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I would say that you are right. It is amazing what our subconscious can do/say whilst we are sleeping.

Yes, it is amazing! I'm still having some trouble being good, but I am trying. Hopefully when my chiropractor releases me back to zumba that will straighten me out. :)

At least the Australia part of your dream was ok :rolleyes:

Good luck getting back on track!

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