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Anyone else having food dreams?

This is actually kind of hilarious to me. I have been on my program perfectly since my surgery two weeks ago but weird stuff is happening when I sleep. ?

Last week, I had a dream that my nephew had made a strawberry cake (strawberry flavored cake and strawberry buttercream) and I woke up just as I was finishing a piece in my dream.

And a couple of nights ago, I dreamt that I’d had a SIP of ginger ale (Vernor’s, if anyone cares) and I woke up feeling so guilty that it took a minute to realize that I hadn’t actually done it. ??.

Anyone else having food dreams? Is it just because I’m dying for soft food?

Amanda
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  • GreenTealael
    GreenTealael

    Early on I did also, I believe it was the stress of being so rigid and regimented. Also the fear of mistakes and failure. No dreams in months though...

  • Orchids&Dragons
    Orchids&Dragons

    At least the food in your dreams is calorie-free!

  • sillykitty
    sillykitty

    I had several dreams early on that I forgot I was sleeved, I ate and ate and felt no restriction, then I felt terrible and guilty. Clearly I was anxious about my sleeve "failing"

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Early on I did also, I believe it was the stress of being so rigid and regimented. Also the fear of mistakes and failure. No dreams in months though...

48 minutes ago, Spatulachick said:

This is actually kind of hilarious to me. I have been on my program perfectly since my surgery two weeks ago but weird stuff is happening when I sleep. ?

Last week, I had a dream that my nephew had made a strawberry cake (strawberry flavored cake and strawberry buttercream) and I woke up just as I was finishing a piece in my dream.

And a couple of nights ago, I dreamt that I’d had a SIP of ginger ale (Vernor’s, if anyone cares) and I woke up feeling so guilty that it took a minute to realize that I hadn’t actually done it. ??.

Anyone else having food dreams? Is it just because I’m dying for soft food?

Amanda

At least the food in your dreams is calorie-free!

I wish I had dreams like that... I don't have any memory of my dreams usually... even though I try and go out of my way to work on obtaining lucid dreaming. I say enjoy the dream LOL

I had several dreams early on that I forgot I was sleeved, I ate and ate and felt no restriction, then I felt terrible and guilty. Clearly I was anxious about my sleeve "failing"

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