Thread: Struggling to Dream Again

I simply tell my self before I go to sleep that I want to remember my dreams, and I do. It always works!

I hope your surgery was successful.

I wrote up my approach to dream recall in the link below: have a look and try it out. By far the most important aspect is being excited about dream recall, knowing that you DO dream, and that with consistent (every night, every waking) effort, you can build your recall ever higher and higher.

FryingMan's Dream Recall Tips

Thank you both! My surgery, more than ten years ago now, was successful and
probably more successful that the doctors hoped for.

I do dream, but I wish to remember my whole dreams and hope to have
some more like the interesting ones that I used to have. Thank you!

I found my account of this dream that I had right after surgery. I have not had many dreams that I can totally remember.
In the dream I could not drive a car, or at least I was not allowed to so that is why we took a cab in the dream.

I dreamed that my wife and I took a cab to the home of a co-worker whose job was to give computer classes.
Of course, in real life these were not held in her home, but at work. Anyway we went and were given a nice meal there
and then there were computers set up in the family room of her house. It was a good class and then we were going to
call a cab, but her son was there and he graciously offered to take us home and so we let him.

A very few weeks went by and I got to start back to work after the operation and one day I met the lady again who gave
computer classes, and I told her my dream and we laughed and when I told her about her son taking us home...I
told her that I had no idea if she actually had a son. At that she got really serious and told me that she did have a
son and he was about the age of the person in my dream who drove us home. It was odd to me.