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sftbllchika06

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Weird Dreams??
Posted: 12-27-04 22:01pm

I was just wondering if anyone at around 13 weeks was having stange dreams. One night I was in an airport and the baby's father was there too. We were on 2 opposite sides of the airpoort and I had a car seat in my arms. My friends and I were going to las vegas. I then see my ex ( baby's father) and he has a carseat too. That is when it hit me that I had twin girls and we had joint custody. He won't let me see the baby though and told me that I have my twin and he got his and that is the way it should be. The other one is where I am in a huge house with 2 of my guys friends and I am babysitting for like 20 kids. The kids are watching a movie when my ex walks right into the house and drops off 2 car seats. They were twin girls again. He told me he can't take them this weekend because his girlfriend suprised him with a trip to mexico. I said well take the kids with you and he said no they would just be in the way. We want our privacy this weekend. Those were the 2 worst dreams I have ever had. Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?? The twin thing makes it even weirder because I am not having twins. Is this normal?? I know pregnant women get weird dreams but why would me ex always be in them??
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Tazzy D

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Posted: 12-27-04 22:39pm

Insomnia is what it is called and they can be about all sorts of things. Btw it could be unfinished business between the two of you. And yes it is ver normal. I was always told the person you are dreaming about doesnt nesc. Mean its that person..... Good luck
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Posted: 12-27-04 22:47pm

It is in the back of your mind, the subconscious. You are thinking about things that you do not realize.
The best to you!
Sincerely,
sandy
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sftbllchika06

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Posted: 12-27-04 22:49pm

Thanks for you for your replies. Maybe I just wish the father was in our lives.
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esteeg

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Posted: 12-28-04 06:08am

Hi there,
i have the strangest dreams too and my ex shows up in them once in a while. I am with my husband thou and have been for a while now... And I don't have much feelings for my ex. But there are also talkshow hosts, actors, witches, animals, mafia bosses, etc. There, its so strange... Sometimes it's hilarious and sometimes I wake up crying and then I have call my husband at work, he seems to be the only one able to soothe my moods!
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l2at24

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Posted: 12-28-04 10:15am

Very normal. I had a dream when I was pregnant with my second child. I didn't know what I was having and I already had a little girl. I dreamt I was in the hospital and my husband came to visit and he brought 2 daughters with him and I was holding our 3rd new daughter! I ended up having a second daughter and i'm assuming if I get pregnant agian, it's going to be a girl. :lol:
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esteeg

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Hmmm...
Posted: 12-28-04 10:25am

I was dreaming that I gave birth, it was a girl, didn't feel right at all, I didn't like her for some reason, wanted to pick her up but she was real heavy, so I had to put her down again. Then I was at some sort of hospital (very strange hospital thou!) where a woman told me, that I shouldn't worry, that my baby was still inside me! Weird!
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sky

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Posted: 12-28-04 15:33pm

Omg to weird, the only time I really dream is when im pregnant, and theyre so vivid!! This sounds really demented, but when I was pregnant with my first I had a dream that I lost him, and I couldnt stand the thought of living without my baby so I took his body and had it hardened and hollowed out and turned into a purse so I could always carry him with me! I know it sounds sick, I will never forget that dream, that was the worst, but I have strange dreams like that all the time.
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~*klo*~

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Posted: 12-28-04 16:25pm

Hey, im not pregnant but I guess its all I ever think about. I dream most nights about having a baby. My most vivid one was outside 'mothercare' and I handed my baby boy 'jayden' over to my bf cos he said he didnt get to see him enough. I said 'here you have him for a day then!!'. It was like we wernt together ( :( ) and myself and my friend walked off to go driving in some lads car!(like saying I was to immature for a baby or something, it was quite a while back though. Its like freaky some dreams we have!
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lil_blaze2004

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Posted: 12-29-04 10:08am

I ahd weird dreams before I was preggo now I have the .O.D.D.E.S.T. Dreams. Soooooooo bizarre. Apes/baboons are attacking me in some. I take trips and i'm on planes and it takes me 2 seconds to get to some places while it takes me hours to get to closer destinations. Last night I had a dream that the hubby on "desperate housewives" ((carlos-the one who'sin jail now) was trying to kill me. Jsut really bizarre dreams. I hear it is perfectly normal but man smetimes it's hard to sleep with all the stuff going on. Lol
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