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Why do i keep dreaming every night? don't think i used to before..
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Dreams: Dreaming is a normal physiologic occurrence, many people do not remember dreaming. Dreaming can occur in any stage of sleep, not just rem or rapid eye movement sleep.
Answered 5/11/2014
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