Hi All,
I woke up with a bit of a panic this morning as i had yet another dream in which i was smoking!
Just wondering if any of you old timers can tell me when (or if) the smoking dreams go away?
Hi All,
I woke up with a bit of a panic this morning as i had yet another dream in which i was smoking!
Just wondering if any of you old timers can tell me when (or if) the smoking dreams go away?
I had one too...
I had one a few weeks ago and woke up devastated, was such a relief when i realised it hadn't really happened!!!
It was the first smoking dream I'd had in months so really put the wind up me, but not had one since!
x
I know I'm not an old timer but I had a smoking dream the other day Claire so it seems to be normal :confused:
But then again I still sometimes dream aabout my ex and it's been years since I've even seen him...
I guess smoking is one of those things that, like it or not, will always be part of us (like annoying men we've gone out with!)
Hi All,
I woke up with a bit of a panic this morning as i had yet another dream in which i was smoking!
Just wondering if any of you old timers can tell me when (or if) the smoking dreams go away?
Claire - my friend. I hate to say it but I think I know what is causing these awful dreams........ Its the company you keep (yes me - Sparky) With all the help you have been getting me to quit again you now have smoking back on your mind.
From one good friend to another here is my advice - deal with it I'm not leaving, If need be we can both start smoking again
Sorry Claire - hope they pass soon
dreamt i smoked 5 from a pack of ten, not the actual smoking bit though, typical me i just dreamt the dissapointment afterwards and looking at the pack and deciding whether to smoke another - and yup, i did choose to smoke - so i-m taking this as a warning to the softer side of me, there is no chance of getting away with a blip for me, if i smoke one i-ll be back on twenty a day, so N.O.P.E.
Hi All,
I woke up with a bit of a panic this morning as i had yet another dream in which i was smoking!
Just wondering if any of you old timers can tell me when (or if) the smoking dreams go away?
dreamt i smoked 5 from a pack of ten, not the actual smoking bit though, typical me i just dreamt the dissapointment afterwards and looking at the pack and deciding whether to smoke another - and yup, i did choose to smoke - so i-m taking this as a warning to the softer side of me, there is no chance of getting away with a blip for me, if i smoke one i-ll be back on twenty a day, so N.O.P.E.
Here's an interesting post from Joel seeking to explain why we dream of smoking. And then in post 8 he tries to explain lungs repairing themselves....or not!
In directly answering Claire's question about dreams of smoking as an 'oldie'. I've got 3 years plus and can't remember the last time I dreamt of smoking, although I have had that dream a few times.
Oh, aye! The smoking dreams! :rolleyes:
I can't remember when they stopped either, but I do remember the sense of great relief when I would wake up and realise it WAS just a dream lol
They do stop eventually though, stick in there!
Wow, my smoking dreams are comming every night again now! Is that normal?
For the past 3 nights i have had very vivid dreams inwhich i am smoking!
Not nice at all!
How frustrating!
Nicodemon must really be worried about how great you're doing without him
I still get a smoking dream every month or so.To me I look forward to them.It is the only safe way to smoke.
wow! three years quit and still getting smoking dreams!!! well i don't mind the dreams but i hope that doen't go for the craving too
I dream of smokinh all the time. I think it's because I spend time with a lot of other smokers so im always thinking about not smoking.
I had the dream again this week, I remember being shocked that I had smoked 2 out of a packet of twenty, so I went out the back door to have another that I would remember smoking, before throwing the 17 in the bin. How very strange.
And still not sleeping well, I fall asleep no problem, but wake 2-3 hours later, lie awake for hours before falling asleep again just before morning.