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Old Mar 20, 2008, 08:38 AM
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Yeah, it's way over and I am safe and any trigger in my life starts the nightmares. Like they are going to end right? NOT

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Old Mar 20, 2008, 09:25 AM
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IF you are looking for an actual number....... mine was 10 years - after I started serious T (eight years) and received the inner healing I was so desperately looking for.

I personally believe our dreams is the universes way of telling us we still have some wounds that need healing........ and our dreams is one of our bodies way of releasing some of those wounds - the ones that only the subconscious can understand.

SO YES - they do END one Day. ((( hugs )))
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