I read somewhere that people that have Dissociative Disorders (DID/OSDD) can have parts of their brain actively aware of the passage of time while they sleep and dream....like not the entire brain shuts down when they sleep.

Ever since reading about this...we’ve been very interested in how we dream, sleep, how it affects the mind and body, and does the body feel rested.

Can it really be different then how singletons sleep and dream?

I know diet and exercise impacts sleeping and dreaming patterns greatly, but we each do have a normal daily routine that results in the same physical/mental state of being nightly.

If I eat fresh raw white onions on a sandwich or burger for some unbeknownst to me reason....we sleep hard and dream train loud, vivid, frantic real dreams and wake up tireder then ever.... so white onions are off the menu no matter how much it adds to a sandwich (just can’t resist sometimes! Lol).

So is this true for multiples? How does it affect you? Care to describe?