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Hello, I just lost my brother 8-30 so I have not had any dreams as of yet, but I do look forward to the moment I can see him or hear him again.
Can I ask, how do you feel after such a dream? Do you wake with peace that there is some communication still? I am sorry to ask questions, I do not know proper forum edict, but I am curious to know how you felt after such a dream.
I am still in shock and missing my brother dearly, he was 36.

I had a dream about my father last night. It was ridiculously great. It started with me getting to go back in time but still being able to retain all the knowledge that I know at 24. So I was young in body but not in mind. I knew that my father would die and I was immeasurably happy that I would get to see him again. He always worked long hours as a ER physician. So I get home and go upstairs to see him. He was there waiting...with a big smile and a hug. I woke up after.

Part of me wants to believe he came and visited me last night.

Who knows koolman....it's a nice thought.

I too have had a recent dream that makes no sense to me. "I woke up pregnant by my decesed lover." I have only slept with him once two years ago but I was pregnant by him in the present I don't know why but it affected me deeply.

i lost my bestfriend on march 23 2010,

i have had multiple dreams of her, the one i will never forget was about 2 months or so after she passed i just remember crying myself to sleep and begging her to come to me and see me. give me answers something...well she didn't give me answers but she just appeared and we started talking and i knew she was gone & so did she of course...i told her you should have seen what we did for your b-day! and how your grave looks & she says " i kno i was there" she said it so peacefully & then she just gave me the biggest and tightest hugged & we both started crying and she said im soo sry and then i woke up crying" strange but im glad i got to see her. & i know shes sorry for the pain me and her family and other friends half to suffer! the dreams are amazing but nothing is compared to them being here !

I feel satisfied, at great peace, knowing the lines of communication are still open if needs be.

Keep having a kind of bizarre, macabre dream where I'm trying to return a severed hand that is decomposing to my brother before it completely rots so he can get it reattached and still use it. Then I hear his voice saying "it's OK--I won't be needing that anymore" and then I am content. Weird, huh?

I lost my mom 5 months ago and having a really hard time of it. I have had many signs about my mom watching over me but not in a dream yet. But my husband, who was very close to my mother since his own mother died when he was only 13 yrs. old, had a dream at 2AM Saturday. He said it was like he was a third person watching my mom and himself sitting at our kitchen table laughing and smiling. Mom no longer had false teeth, but her own and she told my husband, "I am happy and no longer am in pain. Then he work up. He stayed up the rest of the day, he couldn't sleep after that, it felt so real. It made me feel good inside.

I have had several dreams of my father in the past three years. The first one i had was days after his death.
Where he was in his enfamous red underwear (inside joke) and when i asked him t put pants on he grabbed my arm and said - tell your mother I made it here and that I am alright. It was very powerful.

My most recent one was we were riding bikes on a trial and it was dark - we fell into this great big mud pit and laughed so hard. I woke up with a great big smile - because I miss his deep belly laugh the most.

I find all my dreams are very comforting however when I wake up i find myself wishing i could dream some more.

My husband died in January, at the age of 39. I dream of him almost every night. Mostly the dreams are about warmth. there is no heat in the bedroom, so needless to say its pretty cold in the winter. The 2nd night after his death, I couldn't get warm. I remember crying and shivering asking if he was around could he give me heat. The next thing I know, I felt like I was being wrapped in his arms. I soon stopped shivering and could fell asleep.

I really believe it's so; my mother and I had a conversation about it shortly before she passed. I said that I was already having dreams in which we were talking together and it was real, and I suggested that it would continue. She said she liked that idea. She has been in my dreams almost every night since, and sometimes our conversations are about her being gone and my still being here. I haven't allowed myself, I guess, to have dreams about my latest loss, too painful, I guess. Maybe it's a shield; I wouldn't want to wake up if I did.