I am NEVER Diabetic in any of my Dreams. What about you? Just curious.

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Let us know if your dream was prophetic Robyn.....I'll be right there ;)
Wow! Awesome dream Robyn. That has to mean Good things ahead for you. :)
I will let you beautiful ladies know if I hit the jack-pot LOL :)
Well....you might need help in spending it ;)
(as if !!!)
I would gladly share honey! xo
Also dream I take a bath with my pump on.
I've had one dream (that I can remember) where I was a diabetic. It was not many months after I was diagnosed.
I haven't had diabetes a full year yet. Only one dream so far and it was a worry type dream, a realistic one compare to most illogical dreams, but I don't see how it could happen in real life. I dreamed I forgot I was diabetic and ate whatever I wanted, which was plenty of brownies and root beer. Suddenly I realized I wasn't supposed to eat that much and dreaded what might happen next. I just woke up from it and laughed.
lol, brownies and root beer? I have had dreams about brownies when I was first dx'ed.
Wow... Can't say that I've ever dreamed about diabetes. I do dream about flying like a bird and floating over sidewalks. Maybe those are just more fun?
Sounds like good dreams Steve. I have never dreamed I could fly.....maybe because I am afraid of heights. I bet it is nice to dream that though.
i have had dreams where some one told me i was a "stupid diaetic" LOL! I also have had dreams where my pump is going off and when i wake up it really is going off,,,

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