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I'm extremely curious: after you woke up from the coma, did the frequency/"intensity" of the dreams change at all?

• hansthehorse 6y ago
  For the first week or 10 days I really couldn't tell the difference between awake or asleep. My wife tells me I frequently asked her why she had abandoned me in Alaska. I figure that was because it was pretty cold in the room. During that time all the dreams I remember concerned not being able to move. After that period I guess my body had flushed out all the drugs and a normal sleep / dream cycle returned and the nightmares pretty much went away. Two things seem to be permanent though. I used to be very heat sensitive, preferring the winter to summer etc. Now it's the opposite. The other thing is I developed blood flow problems to both of my hips which the doctors tell me is probably due to the massive amounts of testosterone I was administered while in the coma. I think it's a fair trade off for a second chance.
  • sterlind 6y ago
    Out of curiosity, why were you given testosterone?