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Bloody pregnancy nightmares

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stainesmassif · 11/08/2010 05:19

I'm having awful, vivid, pregnancy inspired nightmares. Just woken up by one featuring ds in a car crash. . Isn't there anything I can do to stop them?

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TanteRose · 11/08/2010 05:32
Sad I remember those - I once dreamt I gave birth to a stick insect Shock

everyone said I had to throw it away, and I kept saying, "no, its my baby....".

no idea how to stop them - well, apart from giving birth!

how far along are you?

stainesmassif · 11/08/2010 05:43

24 weeks. Heartburn is just starting to rear it's ugly head. The 'blooming' phase never seems to last long for me!

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stainesmassif · 11/08/2010 05:44

And even if it is a stick insect, how insensitive of people to suggest you throw it away!

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TanteRose · 11/08/2010 05:54

I know!
it was the cutest little stick insect...Grin

hope you can get some restful sleep.

oh god, heartburn - my second DC was breech from about 24 or 25 weeks (he turned before birth), and I seemed to have constant heartburn, with his head stuck in my stomach. I could only eat small amounts at a time..

take care Smile

ballstoit · 11/08/2010 07:19

Wow, I'd forgotten how awful these were.

I dreamt I'd given birth to a kitten, and it kept scrabbling out of the bath.

The things that made it better for me were;

  • no caffeine in the evening at all
  • not reading or watching anything at all exciting in the evening, that's what started my cookery programme, book and magazine obsession!
  • consciously changing the outcome of my dream if I woke up, or just repeating it's a dream to myself.

Hope some or any of these help.

japhrimel · 11/08/2010 07:28

I don't think there's anything that can stop them though all the above suggestions, plus reducing stress during the day, may help. I get them whatever though - they're exhausting!

stainesmassif · 11/08/2010 07:40

It was so vivid! I still feel a bit upset! I have a meeting in Leeds today, so had to leave extra early and I have my 1-2-1 with my manager on the train. This may have contributed to a stressful night's sleep! And I didn't get to see ds before I left. :(

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angels1 · 11/08/2010 07:40

yup, I've been getting vivid dreams since about 7 weeks. Last night it started off with a very nice dream involving Gary Barlow (?!) turning into literally a gory horrible horror mascre that went on for seemingly ages (not involving Gary Barlow!).

Ibizadreams · 11/08/2010 09:27

I've not found anything that stops them. I've been killing puppies with a hammer and last week stamped on a man's throat until I killed him! Nasty... But some of the other sort are fun Wink

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