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Mental Health Support

nilram

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8. Mark Twain's The Innocents Abroad would put me to sleep.

Reply to RandomNumbers (Reply #5)

Sat Mar 2, 2024, 02:48 PM

Mar 2024

I've never finished it. Though I do like it (and have stayed away while reading other Twain). I should pull it out again.

A bonus being that novels, classes, music, all give the brain fodder for something else to dream about.

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Something weird I've noticed about trying to 'control' my anxiety with distractions [View all] Siwsan Mar 2024 OP

I feel you. cilla4progress Mar 2024 #1

I wish I had some sure-fire advice for you. One thing that came to mind is niyad Mar 2024 #2

I used to have what I think were lucid dreams Siwsan Mar 2024 #7

Sorry to hear about the bad dreams BlueKota Mar 2024 #3

I'll check that out. Thanks! Siwsan Mar 2024 #4

I have similar at times, but not as serious RandomNumbers Mar 2024 #5

Mark Twain's The Innocents Abroad would put me to sleep. nilram Mar 2024 #8

I used to have those... 2naSalit Mar 2024 #6