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Re: Recovery times on PAP therapy

Posted by D. H. on November 27, 2002 at 19:02:03:

In Reply to: Recovery times on PAP therapy posted by JohnBoy on November 27, 2002 at 08:56:14:

You say that your dreams have stopped (or had stopped until recently). My guess is that when you started xPAP, you did not stop dreaming; you just stopped remembering your dreams. This is likely due to the dreams occurring in a much deeper sleep, and your not being abruptly awakened from them.

As to why you're remembering them again, that's another matter. Whether this is bad, good, or neutral sign, I don't know. Perhaps it's time to be re-tested anyhow, especially if it's been more than a year.

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