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    1. 10-22-2009 09:10 PM #1
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      To little sleep and it's effects?

      Hey again people! I'm wondering if sleep affects you're ability to recall dreams in the morning!? Recently, I had two days with less than five hours of sleep (no I wasn't partying! ), and I was able to recall a "small to none" amount of dreams. Do any of you know anything about this?

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    2. 10-22-2009 09:15 PM #2
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      What if you simply didn't dream very much, thus not remembering anything since there's nothing to remember?
      Wait, what?
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    3. 10-23-2009 06:12 AM #3
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      Yeah, I though about it, but I dreamt alot the other days in the week, and at these particullar days, I didn't dream anything..! I know, it could be a coinsidence. (spelled right?) So nobody have had similar thoughts?
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      Exhaustion can absolutely hamper dream recall. I believe that you did dream, but just couldn't remember it. In general (not always of course), the more tired you are, the less effort your mind/brain will put into naturally remembering things. Exhaustion can hamper normal memory as well, not just dream recall.
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    5. 10-24-2009 04:48 AM #5
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      Speaking from experience, I'm in a dream recall dry spell, and I haven't been getting nearly enough sleep. I get bits and pieces, but not nearly as much as I should be remembering. Perhaps this weekend will break my dry spell.

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    6. 10-25-2009 10:53 AM #6
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      Yeah! I really have felt the same! But after these two days of to little sleep, I slept a whole lot more than I really use to, 14 hours I think, and I acctually had an LD! xD
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