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From: Harry.London@f1000.n261.z1.fidonet.org (Harry London)
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Date: 31 Jan 91 20:57:25 GMT
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 PN> knew that the "reality of the braces" had finaly struck home when I 
 PN> woke up from a dream. In this dream I had been sleeping in bed when I 
Hello, Pandora...For a long time after I stopped walking, I would often 
dream that I WAS indeed walking, and the part of me that was observing 
the dreamy goings-on was delighted at the thought that the non-walking 
was just a dream and that when I awoke I would be walking. I realized 
after reading your new post that I don't dream about walking anymore; on 
the other hand, I don't ever see the wheelchair nor me in it in dreams.
Based on what you experienced, I guess the first time I do see my 
wheelchair in a dream I will know that the totality of me has finally, 
finally, accepted the situation. Thanks for leading me to this personal 
observation. Best,
      Harry

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