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Crazy dreams?

Anyone else have weird dreams since there surgery about eating too much or the wrong foods? Or is it just me?

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Anyone else have weird dreams since there surgery about eating too much or the wrong foods? Or is it just me?

YES!! But they aren't crazy, they are....um.....fun. If you know what I mean. Anyway, I'm not complaining, and neither is my husband! ???

YES!! But they aren't crazy, they are....um.....fun. If you know what I mean. Anyway, I'm not complaining, and neither is my husband! ????

Hi, I have had a bad dream. I was banded on 10/2 and I dreamt last night that I ate Korean BBQ and my stomach exploded. I've only had Korean BBQ once, so I have no idea why that was the food.

I've had a couple of dreams like that, especially the ones about eating way too much and feeling bad about it afterwards. A couple of times I've woken up and been relieved it was just a dream. I figure it's a good reminder about how overeating will make me sadder for much longer than it will make me happy.

Having the surgery is such a radical change. There's a lot to process--I'm not surprised our subconscious uses some dream time to figure it all out!

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