I just saw another post with this same problem I'm having. I'm dreaming and then all of a sudden I can't breathe and it feels like my ears have filled with water like I'm under water. Thats when I realize I'm dreaming and everything goes black. I'm struggling to breath in and when I finally do I awake out of breath. Its very scary and it has happened twice. does anyone know what this is?????
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