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Yes but not dreams

Posted By: more like "gut feelings" sm on 2006-06-15
In Reply to: curious about this - jusmeee

I don't have any dreams or anything like that but sometimes, as silly as it sounds, I just get gut feelings about things.


For example, I kept getting a bad feeling that my husband was going to get in a car accident. Every "feeling" I had involved the same highway in the same location & this bad feeling kept reoccurring and getting stronger & stronger to the point that I was freaking out. This went on for about 2 weeks, practically every day until I convinced myself that I was being ridiculous. A few days later, on that same highway and at that same exit, my husband got into a car accident. Fortunately he was OK but those gut feelings I had really freak me out now!




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I just see him throwing opportunities away and he doesn't even realize it.  So sad for me to sit back and watch. 


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