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I have really intense dreams + memory loss. is this a mental condition?
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Forgetting dreams: Do you mean you can't remember your really intense dreams? This is very common and a function of the way dreams work. Writing your dreams down as soon as you wake up will help you remember them. Working with a therapist to interpret them can be very valuable for insight and help with your life. If this is not the question you were asking please ask again, i'm sure someone can help. Best wishes.
Answered 12/18/2013
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