I've had some less pleasant dreams in recent days. It's lead me to believe the possibility of premonitions and things I haven't really been lead to
think about too much before. I've always since I was a very young child--have lucidly dreamed, maybe since about the age of eight or nine years of
age. I've never really thought anything of it until the last year or so. I started to become thoughtful about my dreams when I stopped dreaming
lucidly. I have a disorder that's called depersonalization disorder. When I developed this disorder it started to take a toll on my thought process
and fog/cloud my memory or anything I even briefly thought/think about. The reason I find this to be unusual is that I've always lucidly dreamed I
almost have never in the past forgot any of my dreams or not been able to remember them within the first few seconds of waking up in the morning until
I developed my disorder, which I believe is a possible factor to the reason I can't seem to remember any sort of remains of my dreams. Out of the blue
one day I was not capable any longer of being able to recall my dreams after sleeping. It was an odd change for me to experience. Whenever I do dream
I feel as if the dreams are important or very traumatic to me and I am able to remember those. They are few and far between and do not occur often at
all.
Anyhow. The first dream after my ordeal of struggling to recall my dreams was just a small simplistic dream of myself getting stung by two bees in the
passenger seat of my car on a bright and sunny day whilst being stopped at an intersection. That morning/afternoon on my way to our local Costco we
had been stopped at an intersection waiting for a train to pass. It was an extremely humid day so we all had the windows rolled down as my grandmother
(she was driving at the time) does not like turning the AC in the car on. As we were about to continue on our way I felt a terrible pinch in my upper
thigh and on my stomach. I look down to see two bees crawling away in between the seats. I began to have an allergic reaction and was transported by
ambulance to the hospital where they gave me a shot of epi.
I never thought of it much more than a coincidence. But, I had a following dream--similar to that one a couple months afterwards of me being stung in
the backseat of a car without my epi pen handy. That morning when I woke up, I immediately grabbed my epi pen so that I had it ready before we headed
on our way to the beach. I don't remember as much about this dream, there weren't as many details, but once again I was pierced by the stinger of a
bee. I thought of it as another coincidence but considered the possibilities of something more than a coincidence. I now am a little more aware when I
do dream, and what's caused me to take the time to make this post is my most recent dreams that have practically scared me half to death.
My mother is dying from cancer. It originally started as sarcoma but along the way she has developed melanoma, liver cancer, and lung cancer. She is
terminally ill and her whole leg is practically one huge tumor. She's gone above and beyond maximum radiation treatment and still continues to go in
hope of prolonging her life. She is very underweight weighing roughly about seventy pounds and is at high risk for bone breakage considering her
eating habits are terrible and the cancer is destroying her body. She's on crutches and cannot keep liquids inside her body. She has a wheel chair and
a hospital bed she refuses to use and is at potential risk for paralysis. To get back on track--I had a dream of my mother coming home from her exes
house (they're extremely close) and her sitting down either on her bed or on a chair (I don't remember those details) somewhat shaking and her body
convulsing slightly. She seemed fine but was looking skinnier than I remembered. It's the first dream I've remembered having for a while. As I don't
remember too much of the dream. I remember last night her being picked up by grandmother and brought back to her home, when she arrived I went out to
say hello. She was sitting on the couch and as I began to talk to her she was convulsing slightly and shaking back and forth fairly hard. Her attitude
seemed fine but she had the most disgusting look on her face.
This kind of left me confused and pondering my own thoughts for a while. I've become very cautious of my dreams now and last night I had another
dream. It was my mother, she was in her death bed. It was in my room. I don't know why it was in my room. One of my worst fears is being in the same
room with her as she passes as I have issues controlling my emotions that run in the back of my head and am not sure what my first action would be
afterwards. I would never allow her to even sleep in my room because of my fear (sounds horrible right? I can't help it, I've tried). In my dream I
didn't know why she was sleeping in my room, on my bed, but she was. She was covered entirely with a black blanket; head to toe. You could not see her
face and she was faintly breathing. My grandmother had came in the room and informed me that the doctor had given her some sort of medication to speed
up the process of her passing because of the amount of pain she was in. My room had a long heater, one of the ones you would find in a hotel that was
set next to her by my bed. I was skyping my friends because I knew she was going to pass in my room and I wanted someone to be there for me when or if
it happened, but for some reason I was allowing her to be in my room and I wasn't removing myself from the room either. The first night of sleeping in
the same room with her, I was turned over in a farish corner of the room trying to cover my ears and fall asleep. She had coughed and gagged a few
times which had kept me up worrying the rest of the night. That first morning her circles under her eyes had worsened and she looked terrible. She was
complaining to me about how the medication the doctor had given her wasn't working well enough. The next thing I remember is the second night, the
second night I vaguely remember, it was somewhat calm but she had a stench radiating off of her body and it was almost unbearable. The second morning
she looked about the same, but I don't remember her talking much, if at all. The third night I remember the crippling silence, her breath had died
down entirely and I was too scared to check on her until morning, I refused to move even an inch and had barely been able to get any sleep. The third
morning she was not moving and her chest was not rising at all. The blanket still covering her head to toe, I remember removing the blanket only from
her face and seeing her eyes opened wide and her mouth slightly opened. After that I then woke up.
I've thought about this. It has caused me many chills pondering my thoughts. I was discussing it with my friends and I made a realization that my
mother, my uncle and his wife are all heading to the beach soon. My mother had told me not more than week ago that her and I would be sleeping in the
same room. The beach house we normally stay in isn't available and we'd be staying in a hotel. My mother and I would be sleeping in the same room, and
my uncle and his wife in the other. (maximum characters, I'll write the rest in a reply on this thread, sorry.)
edit on 22-3-2016 by Flannel
because: (no reason given)
edit on 22-3-2016 by Flannel because: Correcting "to" > "too" and corrected "prolonging death" to
"prolonging life"