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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had a very realistic dream right after my dad passed when I was 21. He died fairly young at age 54 of cancer. The dream wasn’t uplifting like yours.  I was at my mom’s house and dreamed that I woke up to noise in the kitchen. I walked downstairs in the kitchen and saw my dad making toast. He turned around and looked at me, but he had tears in his eyes. It was almost as if he felt sorry me. I asked him if he was ok. I tried to talk to him in my dream, but he didn’t respond. I woke up crying. My dad traveled a lot. He would be on assignment for years at a time. When I was 18 he wanted to form a strong relationship with me, but I was mostly preoccupied with friends. I had a lot of guilt when he passed that I should have spent more time with him and gave him more hugs during his last years.[/quote]

I forgot to mention that about a year before my dad got cancer I had a strange dream that kind of predicted his cancer. I dreamt that a big gooey blob was invading our house and if it touched you then you would get infected with a deadly virus. The blob touched my dad and in the dream I was very sad because I knew that meant he was going to die soon.[/quote]

Op here. Wow, that is interesting about the earlier dream. I often wonder if we have some sort of connection to our parents that we don’t realize. For instance, my mother told me this morning that  last night that my dad seemed restless and couldn’t relax. My grandfathers symptoms had not changed in recent time so the fact that my dad seemed to be acting strange made me wonder if he somehow subconsciously knew that it was time for his father to pass?  [/quote]

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