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Weird Food Dreams

I've been having odd dreams since surgery about food. They fall into 1 of 2 categories. First is "slide shows." I see a slide show of foods that would likely make me dump.

Second is a scenario. I'm out with ppl. Could be coworkers could be friends. I order some things I shouldn't have, but never eat them.

Am I just battling head hunger in an odd way?

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It may be part of the addiction. I don't have many food dreams, but I still have smoking dreams even though I quit smoking 22 years ago!!

Well, no food or smoking dreams here BUT last night I dreamt a longtime patient of mine was actually transgender. Said patient does not exist in my world (or practice) that I know of.

Mmmm. Wonder what Sigmond would say about that one?

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