Job fears, mental turmoil and physical separation are causing many to experience vivid 'quarandreams.'
People around the world may be physically separated in pandemic lockdowns, but they are joined in at least one way — many are experiencing vivid and bizarre coronavirus dreams.
Not only are people reporting more vivid dreams, but they are also recalling them in more detail and they are lasting longer, Loewenberg says, likening them to “feature length films.” Story continuesOverloaded wards, shortages of equipment or equipment failures are common themes. “They are trying to get a tube down the throat of someone whose passages are so constricted that they're not getting it down. Then the ventilator machine stops working.”
She suffered from sleeplessness, panic attacks and nightmares, ranging from “lines of people asking me for data I couldn’t get,” to “having to put on the PPE and just feeling how hot and oppressive it was,” Bateman said.
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