I need someone to talk to & explain this to me please. ABOUT DREAMS.
So about a week ago I had a dream that was very vivid. In my dream I remember being pregnant and then giving birth in my dream I was told I had a sick baby, and that the baby had spinal bifida (my niece has spinal bifida) and I remember being told I had to stick a needle in his head every day to get the water from out of his brain. (My niece also had water in her brain but she has a shunt in her brain that removes all the water from her brain) and I remember thinking why do I have to put this needle in my baby's head if my niece has a shunt? I remember that in my dream I had a sick baby because people I didn't know hurt me in the backyard of my boyfriends house. It was really emotional..
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This morning I woke up very early because I had yet another crazy dream and in this dream I was riding passenger in a truck with my sister as the driver, and her 2 daughters in the backseat and I think my younger brother was there too.. And the road was filled with red jello and she tried to drive the car towards the left and when she did the car fell in a hole and while it was falling it spun around and I tried to get the words "sister I love you" out of my mouth but it was hard. When the car finally fell I didn't feel any pain but my sister left the dream, I remember my nieces getting out and telling me "let's go, you're okay". (Keep in mind they're 7 & 9 years old) I remember getting up and all I had wrong with me was a busted lip on the left side which was kind of wierd to me because my sister was gone and she was sitting left side to me. Then my dream transitioned into being in a car with someone I don't know, but in my dream I knew them and the last thing he said before I woke up was "well, I guess this is what our lives together would be like". (I knew the road I was in, in both parts of my dream".
Someone please explain this to me, there has to be a meaning behind this..
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