neglect dreads forming where old dreads were

Okay, I've been very back and forth on whether I should TnR this set or just go neglect. I've decided to go neglect, and I just combed out my year-old dreads to redo my dreads (due to horrible maintenance choices I made in the beginning of that set, and bad sectioning). I'm only a day without brushing, but my hair gets scraggly fast and I can kinda see where it looks like it might start to section in some places. My old dreads were only combed out about a week ago, and my underneath hair by my neck is still kinda frizzy and tangly where the dreads were, even though I've combed through and got all the tangles out. I feel like my hair underneath is starting to section and knot back up where those dreads were, like my hair is still used to being in that section. So I was wondering if I should hold off on letting my hair start to dread until my hair no longer has a "memory" of the old sections? I don't want them to just form right back where the old ones were, because some of those sections weren't good sections. They were very unnatural. So should I wait a few weeks and let it all get back to normal, or is it okay if some of them just form back where they were before? I hope this made some sense
updated by @cristin-nessen: 01/13/15 09:44:49PM

Sounds like your hair misses being dreads and wants to get right back in there. I have no experience with a second set, but I would dread back right away because your hair is still frizzy and wants to knot, so the process will be quicker. After a week of natural sectioning, check each one to make sure they are no larger than 1 inch or size of a quarter coin section at the scalp, that is the largest that is recommended. Separate to smaller sections if necessary and check every couple of days to separate if needed. I did T&R and if for some reason I had to do a second set, I would go completely free form for sure. How fun for you, you get to see all the crazy loops again. Enjoy

Thank you!I know, I'm so excited to watch it all over again! The loops and lumps and bumps and craziness! And now that I know what to expect and not to worry or fret bout any of it, it'll be that much more enjoyable! Before I was so worried and caught up in them looking "perfect" that I ended up crocheting and using wax. Blah! So that's why I'm starting over fresh. And I no longer like the "perfect" look. Now, perfect to me is them looking as natural and crazy as can be! Letting them look however they want