Time distortion is a very interesting subject. People have reported having LD's that lasted for years, but the most I've ever achieved was 8 months, and it wasn't entirely lucid. Of course, the time is an illusion, mostly from 'shortcuts' the mind takes during dreams, IE, the important events will be included, but mundane or every-day things are left out. For example, in that 8-month long dream, I never went to the bathroom, and never went to sleep. It was almost all action--nonstop. So 8 months was recreated in an hour or so of actual events, because the boring things were left out. Another example would be stealing a car to drive across the United States or something--you might remember breaking into the car and starting it, and the police chase, but not the actual driving when you got away and were making your way across a particularly boring state...maybe Wyoming or something.
Anyway, back on track here:
The dream about the morgue is one that probably needs overcoming through other means than simply waking up. Recurring nightmares need a conclusive ending, you can't just run away from them. Try to go lucid next time you have the nightmare, and if you do, ask who's sending the dreams, then find them and talk to them. Find out why you have them, and how you can stop them. This lets your subconscious 'let go' of the dream, rather than trying to snatch it away from it all in one fell swoop, only to find out that the subconscious wasn't ready to let it go quite yet.
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