I had some drinking dreams, but not so much now.

I don't think about drinking as much as I did before. could be you are thinking about it.

Thing I do now is, if I want to drink I will, so I don't obsesse so much about it.

I've had some weird ones as early as a couple weeks ago.

I don't have 90 days, but my dreams have stopped.

Good luck and congrats!

I think its individual, I'm at 85 daze and had a dream last night about not drinking and being happy about my decision. Most of my drinking dreams support my sober position, different then it was in the past so who knows. As long as you didn't wake up with an empty vodka bottle next to you you're doing all right. Congrads on your time.

I think those dreams are normal, shake 'em off. I got up and journaled about them to get it outta my head.

Mine are always hiding to drink...and getting caught. Once I woke up tasting vodka & it made me gag. They're scary as hell and I am always feeling SHAME in them. They'll become less frequent in time. Just shake 'em off...

Congrats on 90 days! That's awesome! :)

I dream of either drinking or being at highschool again (which is worse) nearly every night I can remember for my entire sobriety of almost 2 years. I kid you not-

At first it scared the hell out of me-what does this mean! Am I going to relapse? Oh no...what am I doing wrong??

Now I really feel nuetral-I have a worse time shaking off my dreams of my teens now. I know that the drinking ones are mysterious as well as so far harmless. Now I enjoy my waking hours!

Congrats on the 4th! I used to have a lot of dreams about drinking right when I stopped. At least once a week I'm sure. I would dream about hiding alcohol or that people were mad at me for drinking. Sometimes I would wake up wondering if I really did drink. I have found that I slept better with light exercise before bed and less bad dreams!

Drinking dreams are quite normal, even after many years of sobriety. They become less frequent, but quite often surface around dry date anniversaries. (Like significant AA birthdays.) It's your brain's way of processing 'the long goodbye' to alcohol. lol I would only get concerned if they increase in intensity and you start longing for the drink again. If so, reach out for help pronto.

At times during great stress, you might have a drinking dream, too. That's when you need to take good care of yourself and work your recovery program with gusto. The disease is always lurking in the recesses of your mind. lol It's doesn't necessarily mean that you're in danger of a relapse...just remembering what it used to be like. Regardless, if you are 'doing the do things' and practicing self reflection and honesty in whatever program you work, you'll probably be just fine.

I have 16 months and just had a drinking dream last week. I hadn't even consciously thought about a drink either.

Just know that they are dreams, write them down if you must, as you may see a pattern developing...but it is just your subconscious processing the days input. That's all.

As far as cravings, or desires to drink...those lesson too, as time goes on. Just tell yourself it's not an option and be proud of your sobriety.

I've never had drinking dreams. But when I was a vegetarian for 3 years I had dreams of eating hamburgers. I'd be shocked and think, "What the heck did I just do? I don't eat meat!"

I had them in my first year angie. They were downright frightening at times, but they are harmless. Sometimes when things feature in our awake lives, they show up in dreams and drinking was a pretty big feature yeah. I used to look at the dreams as a wake-up reminder to how bad it was. It's good to talk about them. Great stuff on 90 days. CM xxx