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Crazy food dreams?

During both of my pregnancies, I had the craziest dreams. It's happening again now, a few weeks after surgery. Perhaps it's hormonal changes of burning fat? In my most recent one, I was paddling a kayak through the sky and it would only fly while I was eating pretzels and pomegranate seeds. In another one, I had a newborn baby, but it was a lobster.

How about you? Anyone else have crazy food dreams after surgery?

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not food dreams, but I still smoke in my dreams even though I quit smoking over 20 years ago. I think some things are just part of your identity...

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