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Sep 17, 2020

Dreaming of My Ostomy - A Step Towards Acceptance?

Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about a member sharing their experience of dreaming about their ostomy. They mention that in their previous dreams, they did not have an ostomy, but in a recent dream, they had an ostomy and it was visible. They interpret this as a step towards acceptance and express gratitude for the support group's role in their acceptance process.

Replies with Advice and Insights:
- Reply 2: Indicates that the dream suggests the member's comfort level with their ostomy and that they have largely come to terms with it.
- Reply 3: Clarifies that the member would not actually be comfortable showing their ostomy in public, and acknowledges that dreams are not literal representations of reality.
- Reply 4: Agrees with the previous reply, emphasizing that dreams are not literal and expresses a similar perspective on showing the ostomy in public.
- Reply 7: Shares personal experience with vivid dreams and suggests that stress, anxiety, medications, and lack of physical activity can contribute to vivid dreams. Recommends meditation, yoga, and exercise to improve sleep quality.
- Reply 10: Shares a personal experience of having memorable dreams related to their ostomy and how it affected their physical comfort during sleep.

Helpful Insights:
- Dreams can reflect one's level of comfort and acceptance with their ostomy.
- Dreams are not literal representations of reality, and individuals may not necessarily act in the same way in real life as they do in their dreams.
- Stress, anxiety, medications, and lack of physical activity can contribute to vivid dreams, and engaging in meditation, yoga, and exercise can improve sleep quality and reduce vivid dreams.
- Personal experiences with dreams related to ostomies can vary and may impact physical comfort during sleep.
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