Weird Dreams

[ItsSDG]

So, I've been on 100mg Trazodone for about two months now, and started Celexa 10mg about 3 weeks ago, and I'm starting to have dreams of family members that have passed that are sort of like horror video games in a sense, or their just like I'm spending time with them. They don't frighten me or bother me, its just interesting in that normally, I never remember my dreams, or if I do, it's small fragments right as I wake up that fade away quickly.

The most recent example involved a neighbor I used to have, I was in my old home and noticed a storm had suddenly built up outside, and I remember thinking "shes coming". I looked outside and sure enough, she was walking up my steps and carrying a dog bed, and a paycheck for me. She complained that a dog of mine had gotten hair on the dog bed, and she wasnt going to give me my check because of it. I got mad, told her she was legally obligated to give me the check, and that I didn't care about the dog bed. She slung the check at me and left, taking the storm with her. I remember feeling that the storm was "bad" and it was a relief when it went away.

I don't know how to finish this post, I've just been thinking about that particular dream and wanted to get it written down.

[Friendless]

Im on trazadone, too. But only as needed for sleep. Lately I've been experiencing really weird dreams also. Alot are about my parents who are both deceased. Other dreams are just chilling and I have to wake up and decifer that it was just a dream.

[ItsSDG in reply to Friendless]

My dad has been in my dreams, I lost him in 2006, but so far my mom hasn't, I lost her 2017. Other members of my family to appear include my grandmother (1997) and my two aunts (2003, 2010). I have no living family that I'm close with. No siblings, no children.

[Friendless in reply to ItsSDG]

I have siblings and 2 kids. But I'm alone and not close with them either. I see my kids maybe twice a year if I'm lucky. I didn't raise them so I have no choice but to understand that they are closer to those who did.

[IChoose]

I would talk to your psychiatrist and/or psychologist so that they know what's going on with your meds. It used to be shrinks were fascinated by our dreams.