Forums · I had a premonition about my mother's death
Hello. Just wanted to share this experience with you. About 5 years before my mother's death I had a premonition about it. I only remember one thing - it was more of a 'picture' than anything else. My mother was lying on a cot of sorts with her head bandaged. She had passed away, and my brother and I were there (in the dream).
In reality, my mother was not sick at all, completely healthy. I awoke from the dream and started crying I was so scared and grief just poured out of me. Later I called her to make sure she was ok, but I didn't let on about the dream, I didn't want to scare her.
Five years after that dream, so long that I almost forgot about it, my mother was diagnosed with brain cancer. The cot she was on in my dream was a foam bed that she laid on in the nursing home we had to put her in. She indeed have a shaved head from the surgery. I don't think that I remembered that dream until after she had passed but all the elements in it were there in real life.
It sort of scares me to think that this might happen again to someone else I love. Could this one dream indeed mean that I just might be more sensitive than I think I may be? Or could this just be a once-in-a-lifetime thing? I'm wondering if I am indeed sensitive, could I be sensitive in other areas that I'm not aware of? In some ways I think I may be but fear keeps me from fully realizing this. Thanks in advance, MadammeMacabre
In reality, my mother was not sick at all, completely healthy. I awoke from the dream and started crying I was so scared and grief just poured out of me. Later I called her to make sure she was ok, but I didn't let on about the dream, I didn't want to scare her.
Five years after that dream, so long that I almost forgot about it, my mother was diagnosed with brain cancer. The cot she was on in my dream was a foam bed that she laid on in the nursing home we had to put her in. She indeed have a shaved head from the surgery. I don't think that I remembered that dream until after she had passed but all the elements in it were there in real life.
It sort of scares me to think that this might happen again to someone else I love. Could this one dream indeed mean that I just might be more sensitive than I think I may be? Or could this just be a once-in-a-lifetime thing? I'm wondering if I am indeed sensitive, could I be sensitive in other areas that I'm not aware of? In some ways I think I may be but fear keeps me from fully realizing this. Thanks in advance, MadammeMacabre
Hi everyone,
I had seen my Grandmother's death 30 years ago. I knew it was coming, I tried in vain to get her to a doctor. Gramma said she was fine. I kept getting pictures, sensed she was very sick. She died 6 months later, exactly as I had seen.
It scared me also, was I going to see all my loved ones dying before hand? Truthfully, it hasn't happened again with a family member.
I think why this happened with my Grandmother is we were so close and so in tune with each other. She was like a mother to me, when I lost her I was only sixteen years old.
I really do beleive it was our closeness that figured prominently in it.
I hope this makes you feel a little better.
Hugs,
Piggerita
P.S. Oh, I had seen a blood clot? Figure that one out at 16 years old? And she died of an aneurism to her brain. =(
I had seen my Grandmother's death 30 years ago. I knew it was coming, I tried in vain to get her to a doctor. Gramma said she was fine. I kept getting pictures, sensed she was very sick. She died 6 months later, exactly as I had seen.
It scared me also, was I going to see all my loved ones dying before hand? Truthfully, it hasn't happened again with a family member.
I think why this happened with my Grandmother is we were so close and so in tune with each other. She was like a mother to me, when I lost her I was only sixteen years old.
I really do beleive it was our closeness that figured prominently in it.
I hope this makes you feel a little better.
Hugs,
Piggerita
P.S. Oh, I had seen a blood clot? Figure that one out at 16 years old? And she died of an aneurism to her brain. =(
Hello!
I've had the luck of never loosing anyone close to me, so I've been spared that sort of premonitions, although quite often my dreams reflect the future. You have my sympathy for sure! Of course it could be just a one-time experience, but it also could not. If you look closer into the "everyday-dreams" I'm sure you'll find more things coming true. It doesn't have to be big, important stuff, you know. I once had a dream that my best friend got bone-cancer, and that kinda freaked me out. But I was lucky, it was just reflecting a conversation we would have a couple of days later, where she told me a story about someone who'd lost her best friend in bone-cancer. So this sort of dreams don't have to bad. And I do believe that even if it is a premonition it doesn't always have to happen, sometimes it's more of a warning.
Ok, this wasn't really an answer to your question, I know. But you are really the only one who can find out if you're sensitive to this sort of stuff. Don't be afraid of the possibility, don't lock it out, but at the same time don't try to force it. It may very well be that nothing more will happen, and then you have to try to accept that. Sometimes I wonder if I'm really experiencing these things, or if I'm just making myself believe it. After having thought about it I've come to the conclusion that it doesn't really matter that much, as long as I don't put too much into it. Did that make sense? It's like, it doesn't matter if the dreams are just my imagination or not as long as they do good. At least that's how I see it.
love
wilhelmina
I've had the luck of never loosing anyone close to me, so I've been spared that sort of premonitions, although quite often my dreams reflect the future. You have my sympathy for sure! Of course it could be just a one-time experience, but it also could not. If you look closer into the "everyday-dreams" I'm sure you'll find more things coming true. It doesn't have to be big, important stuff, you know. I once had a dream that my best friend got bone-cancer, and that kinda freaked me out. But I was lucky, it was just reflecting a conversation we would have a couple of days later, where she told me a story about someone who'd lost her best friend in bone-cancer. So this sort of dreams don't have to bad. And I do believe that even if it is a premonition it doesn't always have to happen, sometimes it's more of a warning.
Ok, this wasn't really an answer to your question, I know. But you are really the only one who can find out if you're sensitive to this sort of stuff. Don't be afraid of the possibility, don't lock it out, but at the same time don't try to force it. It may very well be that nothing more will happen, and then you have to try to accept that. Sometimes I wonder if I'm really experiencing these things, or if I'm just making myself believe it. After having thought about it I've come to the conclusion that it doesn't really matter that much, as long as I don't put too much into it. Did that make sense? It's like, it doesn't matter if the dreams are just my imagination or not as long as they do good. At least that's how I see it.
love
wilhelmina