Diabetes Type 2 Support Group

Type 2 Diabetes is a condition in which the body either does not produce enough insulin or does not make efficient use of it. Insulin is a hormone needed to convert food into glucose, a sugar that the body uses for energy. Without enough insulin, glucose can accumulate in the blood, and can cause serious health problems such as heart disease and strokes and organ damage...

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mal66 10/14/2011

I remember having vivid dreams when my b/s were pretty high. Those dreams seemed so real. They subsided and became more normal once my b/s lowered. Anyone else have that experience?

mzizgayle 10/15/2011

interesting, but no, I'm lucky to remember any of my dreams...but don't see why it could not be possible

grannie 10/15/2011

I have not had any dreams either. However, I did once when I was on Prednisone...wonder..
are you taking any other meds that might be causing that.

brendacaytonwhite 10/15/2011

Now that my dreams have returned they seem to be different than what I was use to before getting on Prednisone and Cellcept, which are my main meds at this time. I would have such wonderful dreams that if I woke up mid-dream I would try to fall back asleep so that I could continue the dream.

My dreams now are somewhat strange. I remember them most mornings, but they don't have any meaning to me. In fact I was thinking just yesterday, that I wasn't even going to try to interpret what they did mean as they seem to be just random things and people without a plot or anything.

I do believe that God talks to us during our dreams and I have asked him to speak to me in my dreams regarding certain matters, but these dreams unless I am just not getting them, don't have any meaning to me, but I am happy to be dreaming again. I felt like I was in a coma when I wasn't dreaming for those first few weeks that I was on my meds.

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