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Q: Nightmares Abut Mothers Episode
asked by: simplysarah21 on May 6th, 2007
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I have been having nightmares every night now for the past two months about an episode my mother had when I was in high school.
I was popular in school when it happened. My mother was having an episode, but didnt want to get help. she showed up to my school, so I went outside to talk to her, to try and get her to get some help. She didnt want any. The principal called the police to come and get her, and they were on their way. As soon as they showed up she had a knife and grabbed me, sticking the knife by my throat. She was threatning to kill me if they didn't back off. As soon as they were starting to back away, the lunch bell rang and all the students came out the front door, which we were directly in front of. To make a long story short, the kids were laughing at my mom, the police had disarmed her and put her in the back of the police car, and I was left there with everyone staring at me.
I keep having the same nightmare, which wakes me up sweating and crying horribly. I am shaking and can't seem to calm myself down. This happened over 7 years ago. Why am I just now getting the nightmares?? Please help.
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Bradh
replied on May 7th, 2007
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Omg I hope you can get into some therapy, and have friends and family that will be there. Give you love, hugs and emotional support you so much deserve.
That is truly such a traumatic event.
No one can know what you feel like or have gone through.
From one person to another my heart goes out to you and your family.
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naomi48
replied on May 11th, 2007
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Hi sarah, are you still having that nightmare? Yes, it's so weird that you'd start having such an reacurring dream almost *a decade* after the actual event took place!

Tell me - where is your mother now, in other words, are you living apart? Also how have you been feeling lately (not connected with the dream or it's obvious psychological impact)... have there any emotionally stressful events been happening in your life lately? What kind of a person are you... would you call your self a happy, emotionally healthy young woman?

Sorry for all the (personal) questions sarah, but we have to know more details about you in order to better understand your situation...
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Shane1974
replied on June 27th, 2009
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Nightmares of my mother
I just had almost an identical episode! It was completely horrifying and it has never happened before in my life. Do scary that I couldn't breath and I woke up to my boyfriend shaking me and asking why I was breathing so heavy, I was hysterically crying for fiveminutes and am now scared to go back to sleep for fear of the nightmare reoccuring. I was trying to help my mother out of some kind of a phsycotic attack and she was locked in the bathroom refusing to get help. When I finally saw her she turned on me and started attacking that's when I woke up.
Why is this labeled of connected with bi polar disorder? Do I have this or does she??
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