Anonymous wrote:I would move. I kid you not. I'd also find a psychic medium and try to connect with the dead cousin and find out what he's trying to tell you. Barb Mallon in Chantilly is reputable. She does phone consults which I think are about $100. Maybe she wo fit you in during this emergency situation.
The dead often come to us in dreams to communicate because you are more accepting of their "visits" this way. Take it seriously.

DING DING DING DING DING!!!! Finally the point of the thread has been posted!!

Thanks for the entertaining ad, OP.

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Well, I would just act to prevent what the dream tells you.

You don't need to determine the Ultimate Truth of Life or even of this particular event, before you act.

There's lots of stories of people who had presentiments about not getting on a boat or plane, then later being glad.

So say you act and nothing happens - worst outcome is you feel a bit silly, and nobody ever mentions it again.

Worst case, if she moves out, will be spending thousands, uprooting your family, the hassle and trouble of finding a new place to live. That's no small potatos. And if they moved for no reason, don't think no one will ever mention again. That's the stuff of legend. I'd give them shit about it forever.

Well, I would just act to prevent what the dream tells you.

You don't need to determine the Ultimate Truth of Life or even of this particular event, before you act.

There's lots of stories of people who had presentiments about not getting on a boat or plane, then later being glad.

So say you act and nothing happens - worst outcome is you feel a bit silly, and nobody ever mentions it again.

Dont recall seeing uncle either.

Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry, who's coming to you in these dreams -- an in-law, cousin or uncle? Because you've said all three.

NP here, when did she say uncle? It has always been a cousin and more specifically she stated cousin in-law several times...

I'm sorry, who's coming to you in these dreams -- an in-law, cousin or uncle? Because you've said all three.

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Anonymous wrote:Where did OP go?

That's a clown question, bro.

*GOLD STAR*

Anonymous wrote:Where did OP go?

That's a clown question, bro.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here - I didn't tell anyone about my dreams, prior to PODS guy calling.

Cousin got killed by being run over and dragged by a car.

Sorry, but at this point, I still won't go into details about the scene in which I saw being played out.

What an awful way for him to die. That would haunt anyone. So sorry.
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Maybe the way the cousin died is playing into this- did he see his own death coming? I am guessing no. That is very unsettling right there.

Makes sense that this would all get triggered this week too, given the highly publicized death in VA.

Where did OP go?

I think the clowns are dogs. Dogs almost killed a relative of mine.

Anonymous wrote:OP, could you have possibly called the POD company yourself while in a half-sleep? I think this is a true warning sign to safety-check your house, either from a dead relative or from your sub-conscience. Either way, you should take it seriously and do a full safety check of your house.

This could be an explanation.

I think the clowns are drug dealers.

In regards to the CO detector - - you either noticed in passing it was not working or someone in your home mentioned it to you, you realized it was important but at the time you were focused on something else and it completely left your conscious thought. When we dream, the subconscious thoughts often surface interwoven into actions and events that don't always connect or losely connect - carbon monoxide poisoning is deathly and those deaths are tragic because they are preventable. Subconsciously you were remembering that the device was nonfunctional and that it was important to fix because it leads to tragic deaths symbolized by your cousin in your dream.

PODs person - several explanations. Cousin requested a quote years ago and he gave your contact info because they are pretty aggressive in getting quotes (google this). They shelved the quote and were fishing for business.
The phone number PODS had was written or heard incorrectly or provided to them incorrectly. It is only a coincidence that the person had the same name and not a message from beyond the grave.

Anonymous wrote:OP, please tell us what the clowns really are. I don't want them coming after me.

This is the kind of mocking post I am talking about. Go try to be useful elsewhere if possible.