Crazy dreams

cdeshane · September 2009

I also had a horrible dream a couple years ago about my nephew going swimming in our lake, and it dropped off and we couldn't find him. A week later my sister's stupidity ended him up in the hospital for 2 days. This is a reason to keep your drugs out of the reach of a 3 year old. But she told CPS "at least I took him to the hospital"

salt78 · September 2009

OMG Nugget - That is extremely upsetting. :-(

TiDa2009 · September 2009

That would be horrible, Nugget.

cmhershey · September 2009

I keep having dreams where I'm constantly baking. Random stuff too like purple cakes. And then I always put them in the freezer when they're done.

SwedishChick2011 · September 2009

coco that actually makes sense- I've usually seen the teeth dream interpreted as a fear of getting pregnant. That is fascinating!I also dream I'm falling and then jolt awake, or that I need to run but can't, or need to scream but can't. Sometimes I dream that I'm about to be murdered but then wake up just in time. Or that I am being stabbed but I just curl up in a ball and it doesn't hurt.

NuggetBrain · September 2009

OMG Nugget - That is extremely upsetting. :-(It actually got the point where I thought I was going to have to go see somebody to get put on some sleeping pills or something. I couldn't even go to sleep because I'd be afraid I'd have the dream. It didn't make it any better that my grandma kept complaining about going downstairs and finding his paintbrushes on the floor, or that a clock on the wall that had never fallen before had fallen down.

mandapanda78 · September 2009

Nugget what a sad dream! My dad and I used to talk on the phone every Sunday. Shortly after he died I had a dream where he called me and we talked for a little while and finally I asked him "How are you calling me from death?" and he said "I just wanted to make sure you were ok." It was quite nice really, although he was sad about being dead.

J&K10910 · September 2009

Last night I hallucinated. I'm fairly certain I wasn't asleep yet. I went to bed and put my earplugs in and was laying on my stomach trying to fall asleep (seriously, for about a minute, I'm so sure I wasn't asleep). I heard someone talking to me so I took my earplugs out and and looked, thinking it was FI. But no one was there. So I convinced myself it was someone walking by outside, put my earplugs back in and laid back down. Then I felt something on my foot, thought it was the cat, looked, saw an outline of a person, and then it wasn't there. I was so freaked out.Really, I probably just got myself worked up from thinking I heard someone talking to me and imagined everything else, but it was enough that I went out the living room and laid on the couch until FI went to bed.

NuggetBrain · September 2009

Manda I had one like that a month and a half after the bad ones started. I dreamt we were in a room and I showed him my engagement ring (he passed before we got engaged) and told him all about the proposal, and he was SO happy and was telling me how glad he was to know I was going to be settled, and we talked about some wedding stuff I'd planned, and some things we used to do together when I was younger for a little bit and then I woke up, and I never had a bad dream about him again after that. It was so crazy.

cdeshane · September 2009

Nugget, my Grandpa and my Aunt passed away relatively close together and I have dreams about both of them still, but not nearly that upsetting. I just wakeup and want to cry. The last one about my aunt was actually that we found my aunt and she was not dead, her latest husband(who was psycho) was keeping her locked in a singlewide trailer with no windows. Do you still have the dreams?

SnShne322 · September 2009

J&K - That would have freaked the eff out!

Travis&Cari · September 2009

j&k that's the kind of shiiit that happens to me all the time. I can't tell if I'm a total nut or if I have visitors. Maybe a little of both?

SnShne322 · September 2009

*freaked me the eff out

NuggetBrain · September 2009

J&K I would have completely lost it. I probably never would have slept in that bedroom again.

mandapanda78 · September 2009

Nugget that's so wonderful. I wish my Dad would "call" me again. I'd love to tell him about FI and the proposal and how we bought a house. I mean, I'm pretty sure he knows, but I'd still love to talk to him about it. It makes me so incredibly sad that my Dad never met FI, they would totally be BFFs. Aw, shiit now I have to excuse myself from my cube because I'm on the verge of bawling. Dammit.

J&K10910 · September 2009

I was terrified. I feel stupid writing it out today, but last night I practically ran into the living room, almost in tears I was so freaked out. Since I'm sick, FI made sure I didn't have a fever or anything, so I have no idea how to explain it except an over active imagination.

Travis&Cari · September 2009

When my grandpa was nearing the end after battling cancer my moms brother just could not come to town. One day he woke up and said he had just had a dream and he talked to God. We asked what he said and he told us that God said, "you know you're going to die right?" and he told him yes and then God asked if he had any last wish, and my grandpa said he wished that all his children would be together. Not 2 seconds later my uncle called and said he was on the next flight. Probably a coincidence, but freaked the crap outta me.

NuggetBrain · September 2009

Oh, and I also have horrible dreams where Noodle dies somehow. Once we were in Vegas and he decided to go on the NYNY rollercoaster and I didn't want to go, so I said I'd meet him in MGM when he was done. And I was on my way into MGM when people started screaming and freaking out. I turned to look and the rollercoaster had collapsed, and there was metal and stuff everywhere. And I was trying to run back into NYNY thinking there's no way he got on the rollercoaster yet, but then I looked and saw part of his shirt sticking out of the wreckage. I completely lost it in my dream and woke up panicking. God, it was the worst feeling in the world.I'm all kinds of f*cked up. Me and Vogt need to go on a show somewhere.

J&K10910 · September 2009

All these dead relative dreams are freaking me out too.

[Deleted User] · September 2009

Travis&Cari - I used to have night terrors too. I was a bit younger than you, though. I think I had them from the time I was 6 until around 10. I would wake up screaming at a dog that wasn't there. Sometimes I would go into my sister's room and scream bloody murder. They were like horrible anxiety attacks. I used to describe them as feeling like I had left something in CA (I live in NC) and had to crawl on my hands and knees all the way back to get it. Just a feeling of desperation and fear. I think mine were brought on by stress because that was the time that my mom started drinking heavily. I am just so glad that they went away.

Soon-to-be Mrs. Vogt · September 2009

Manda, have you ever considered going to a medium? I completely believe in that stuff. We have a really great medium here in Omaha, she can even do readings over the phone. Might be worth looking in to. I get the same way when my mom comes to visit.

mandapanda78 · September 2009

And now I'm thinking of this story: when I was a dumbazz in college I once drove home pretty drunk. I knew I was drunk and about halfway home I was thinking "WTF am I doing?". I was so scared and when I finally got home I was incredibly relieved. I got out of the car and did a little happy dance of "I'm home safe and didn't kill anyone!". Then my cell phone rang. The Call ID said it was an unknown number but it was like 2am so I picked it up. Nothing. Empty air. I said "Hello? Helloooooo?" a few times and then it hit me. To this day I am still 99.9999% sure that was my Dad calling to tell me never to do somthing so fuuucking stupid again.

Soon-to-be Mrs. Vogt · September 2009

Nuggs, we could write a book with some of the shiit that comes up subconsciously.

mandapanda78 · September 2009

Vogt yeah, I'm a big believer, too. I have thought about a medium, but the good ones are always so expensive!!

[Deleted User] · September 2009

Manda - that last story just gave me chills. No lie.

georgia_bride09 · September 2009

I have the bad situation but can't scream dreams too.Me too. A weird thing about my dreams is that they always involve me walking my bathroom (even though it's not my RL bathroom) and I flip the switch and the light NEVER comes on. A lot of times after my husband goes to work in the morning and I've woken up, I go back to sleep and then I dream about random stuff in my house, only it's not my RL house, and I know I'm dreaming but I can't wake myself up. I dream about living in high rises a lot, but they're not nice, they're just high. I've tried so hard before trying to wake myself up- those are the freakiest. Trying to wake up and not being able to.

mandapanda78 · September 2009

cew my palms are sweating just re-visiting that night. if it was my Dad, I figure he had to be pretty pissed off (and rightfully so) to figure out a way to get my cell phone to ring. I believe I apologized out loud in the driveway, haha!

missy68 · September 2009

I had a dream about a month ago that FI didn't show up at the wedding. I was practically in hysterics when I woke up. He thought it was amusing. Me, not so much.I've had lots of vivid, thrashing in my sleep and talking in my sleep dreams, but I usually cannot remember the details the next morning.I do remember one from when I was a teen about a classmate who died in a car crash. I'll spare most of the details, but he kept showing up - not menacingly - but looking the way he did the last time I saw him (at his funeral) - phone booths, stores, classes, the mall.... Every.single.night. I think it was like a month or so. It was incredibly traumatic, and to this day, I have issues with open caskets at funeral homes.

[Deleted User] · September 2009

Yeah. I love all of that kind of stuff. It scares the shiit out of me, but I love hearing about it. I've always wondered though, if you believe that it's a loved one doing it, is it scary? I would assume not so much.

georgia_bride09 · September 2009

When we first got together, my husband had been haviing dreams where he was either shot or stabbed or his brother was shot or stabbed every single night during these crazy gang shootouts in the woods. Growing up, his brother terrorized him to the point where he's still on medication for anxiety, and I think he didn't feel safe until he had someone in the bed with him. To my knowledge, his dreams don't feature death on a nightly basis anymore.

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