Midnight “run”

[deedeedah]

I was dreaming I was running It felt great! I woke up to use the bathroom feeling so inspired .... And I fell down. One day, MY DREAMS WILL COME TRUE

[Hidden]

Falling down is terrible every time....

I am sorry 😐

I understand.

Be careful.

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador]

Always believe in your dreams! 🤗💕🦈

[greaterexp]

I hope the same for you! I hope you're all right. I dreamed that I was 50 and found out I was pregnant. I guess that's more of a nightmare than a dream!

[Hidden in reply to greaterexp]

Nightmare!

For me anyway

[deedeedah in reply to greaterexp]

Which part? That you were 50? Or that you were pregnant? I gave birth at 50 to

Multiple Sclerosis I wonder if that’s similar to birthing “multiples”?

[greaterexp in reply to deedeedah]

I’d be younger and ignorant of the fact that I had MS, so just being 50 wouldn’t be bad!

[bxrmom]

Sorry, you fell. I hope your dreams come true!

[rjoneslaw]

wow hope ur ok

here's to your dream coming true

[Ali_B62]

oops.ouch! I hope you didn't have any lasting damage.🙂

[Amore55]

I love and dislike those dreams where I am doing all the great things I used to do...running, riding a bike, just using my legs and not falling! When I wake up, I think for a second, could I still do it? Then reality sets in and I just enjoy that moment I had in the dream! May our dreams come true. Live each day to the fullest! Love, Kelly

[HensTooth]

deedeedah I used to have these marvelous dreams... I was running along a small footpath high above the ocean waves, watching them rolling and breaking gently onto the sand... I was never tired in the dream. Just effortlessly gliding down that path, leaping to avoid small rocks, taking in the view.

The thing is, these dreams started way back in my 20s, decades before I was ever diagnosed with MS. I always woke up saying to myself, “There’s that dream again; it must mean something.” Then I would go about my day. But each time I firmly resolved to find that path, and run it.

And... I never did go find that trail.

Now I think, maybe I should have listened, and found that pathway, and run it! ...Just one time.

[deedeedah in reply to HensTooth]

It's only too late after you've passed away Every day is a new adventure, new journey, and a new opportunity to become whomever you wish to be. Your dreams are your reality and your waking state is is just a corridor back to your dreams. Yes, I'm esoteric, philosophical, and spiritual,,,it all helps keep me grounded, peaceful, and happy

[Scamp56]

The dreams that include walking without a walker, or running somewhere are memorable. I usually don’t remember what I dream. I appreciate that I can remember what it felt like. I have to think about others that may have had physical mobility issues since birth or early childhood. Makes me pause.

[pamgarner]

i have never had a dream about walking or running since i came down with ms,falling down has become my familar friend and always one of those guests that won't leave!