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Dreams.

by Julie
(Moline, IL)

Last night, I had my first dream about my family that did not include Shawn. It's only been six months- I can't believe my brain forgot him that quickly. I'm trying to rationalize with myself this morning. I remind myself that I did not dream of my niece or nephew, both of which have been in our lives for at least 8 years. Then I realized, that's not the point. I remember my dream focusing on a time when Shawn should have been there and yet... he wasn't.

Short entry because I'm at a loss for words or explanation.

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Dreams...
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Julie,

Please do not beat yourself up over this, I have not dreampt of My Love that I know of Yet. No I did once. But not as often as I would like. We have no control of our dreams and though it might be some subliminal thought or a message. They will contact us when the time is right. There are many dreams that we do not remember either. That is the case with me I try, feel as though I am missing something important. That does not mean that the lessons that we are to learn are not there in our minds.
Hold on its going to be a bumpy ride....But come here when things get rough.
HH

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