Dream Come True

 Dream Come True

The first thing after reading this topic comes to my mind, was what does dream means to you???

Biggest Question….

 

1. A collection of feelings, images, or emotions that occur while sleeping.

 

OR

 

2. A much-desired goal or purpose.

 

OR

 

3. Anything appealing to the wish: IDEAL.

 

So these are some goggled definition of DREAM.

 

But what actually dreams means, it’s still a question.

 

Sigmund Freud says:

 

 He assumed dreams unconsciously exposed problems or desires that had been repressed. According to Freud, visions are images of a childhood desire or impulse that has been repressed ever since. Therefore Freud studied dreaming in order to understand the unconscious mind. Therefore your visions show to you your repressed desires, according to Freud. 

 

Do you know that why do we see dreams?

 

Dreaming happens during the sleep period of the REM (Rapid Eye Movement). During REM sleep, the eyes move rapidly in various directions. REM sleep usually occurs 90 minutes after you fall asleep. During this time you appear to have intense dreams since your brain is more active.

 

During REM the brain functions differently than while we’re awake; certain areas of the brain have become inactive, such as the prefrontal cortex that regulates critical reasoning, while other areas become extremely activated, such as the amygdala, the part of the brain that manages feelings. You keep on thinking about your day through the dreaming process: your mistakes, your successes, your hopes for tomorrow. In reality, your dream reflections are more centered and considerably deeper, so your dreams provide you with a metaphorical perspective about yourself.

 

You May Know:

 

Dreams are simply fantasies that we carry out overnight in our heads; they can follow a linear plot or be abstract. Scientists say we have about 3-6 dreams in one night and almost 95% of those dreams are forgotten the next morning.

 

Do you know, there is actually, Benefits of Dreams i.e.: 

 

• The REM stage we dream in, for For example, also allows you to commit things that you learn to memory, meaning dreaming will help with cognitive processes.

 

• Besides that, dreams offer emotional benefits like self-reflection.

 

• We examine our current problems, behaviors, and goals through dreaming.

 

 

• We come up with ideas, we sort things out, and we take a deeper look at ourselves.

 

• We get a clearer picture of ourselves and the situation so we can make better decisions.

 

We can actually dream with an open eye! A great man once said: “Use the wings of the flying universe, dream with open eyes; see in the darkness.”

 

I can assure you that if you see dreams with open eyes and work hard for them, then your dream can come true.

 

Exactly 7 years back I saw a dream, to become a nurse from AKUH and yes my dream came true because I work really hard for it. 

 

It was not easy, not at all but, yes if you have faith in yourself so you can do it. There was a time when people used to ask me what I want to be; I replied ‘I want to be a BScN Nurse’. Trust me they used to laugh and say “when a person is rejected from every field, so they choose to nurse, are you sure you want to be a nurse in the first place”. It was so disappointing but my family always supported me. The strange part is that the ones who said that are with me doing nursing.

I don’t know why people disgrace nursing??????

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) has been chosen as the TOUGHEST courses of all other courses including MBBS, BCOMM, IAS, IPS, and engineering by the Guinness book of world records on 18 May 2011. 

What people don’t know about BScN is you have a variety of options to choose from after doing BScN i.e.:

·       Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse.

·       Nursing Informatics Specialist.

·       Legal Consultancy Nurse.

·       Research Nurse.

·       Nurse practitioner.

• The registered nurse at a hospital.
• Clinical nurse specialists.
• Nurse Manager.
• Nursing director.
• Nurse educator.
• Public health nurse.

·       Nurse case manager.

·       Quality assurance or improvement coordinator nurse.

 

These are some of the fields that a nurse can pursue. Dr. Khurshid Khowaja, who has been Director of Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) Nursing Services Division since 2001, recently completed her PhD. from the University of Ballarat, Australia.

                  

 

I decided to become a nurse when my father was admitted to the hospital and what I saw was astounding. My father was a bypass patient at AKUH; he was on complete bed rest after the operation. Every morning doctor visits him, to check him, but what mesmerized me was that all the time my father was surrounded by nurses helping them, supporting them not only physically but also mentally and emotionally. I was young at that time, but I decided that I will be a NURSE. And here I am in 3^rd year of BScN from AKUH. I accomplished my dream so you all can, what you need to do is work hard for your dream; try not to listen to people who de-motivate you.