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come and tell me I am being irrational. please.

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Oakmaiden · 19/06/2016 11:36

My daughter is away this weekend on guide camp. She is due back at about 5:30.

Last night I dreamt I lost her. Completely lost, never seen again type lost. I feel like I have spent months crying. (I haven't. It was just a dream. But I woke up feeling as though I had)

I don't believe in dreams as foretelling anything. And I KNOW that if there were any problems on guide camp they would of course have phoned me. But I can't shake off this feeling of dread.

I'm not going to phone the guider. That would be insane. But oh my god I can't wait til 5:30 to give her a hug. (My daughter, not the guider. Although the guider probably deserves one as well, after taking 18 girls camping...)

I'm quite mad, aren't i?

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BreakerofChains · 19/06/2016 11:38

Yes you are being irrational.

LindyHemming · 19/06/2016 11:41

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Scribblegirl · 19/06/2016 11:41

You're being total irrational but totally understandable Smile I dreamt my sister died a few weeks ago - I wasn't quite the same until I'd chatted to her on the phone that night.

Dreams stay with us, they're funny things. She is fine Smile

TSSDNCOP · 19/06/2016 11:41

Everything is fatal in the middle of the night. You're probably wrung out from the dream still too.

You know she is fine or your phone will have rung. Have a shower and a coffee and get some fresh air until 5.30.

traviata · 19/06/2016 11:45

I get dreams like this if I have been reflecting on how DD is growing up, and when she has been particularly grumpy (teenager) and I feel our relationship is not as good as I would like it to be.

(Make sure you never listen to Abba song 'Slipping through my fingers')

Oakmaiden · 19/06/2016 11:47

I know (rationally) she will be completely fine. Irrational me just needs to see her to make sure.

However, rational me has a maths GCSE student arriving in 14 minutes for tutoring, and had better get on with sorting out my maths stuff...

I do feel wrung out, though. So strange.

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Oakmaiden · 19/06/2016 11:48

Travata - guaranteed tears from that song today...

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WeirdAndPissedOff · 19/06/2016 11:56

Oakmaiden - as a PP said you would have been informed if something had happened!

Dreams have a way of reflecting our stresses and worries. I know I have the most awful dreams sometimes if I'm a little unsettled, and none have come true yet!

Artistic · 19/06/2016 12:09

Why not call & confirm. You will be at peace after that. Life is not always rational.

VimFuego101 · 19/06/2016 12:58

Some dreams are scarily vivid. I had a dream that DH cheated on me once and I literally wanted to punch him and cry for a week afterwards.

EveryoneElsesMumSaidYes · 19/06/2016 13:06

Oakmaiden I have that dream regularly about my son and it is very upsetting, agree with Traviata, I think it's linked to anxiety about them getting older and more independant.
Not long now until you get to have a lovely cuddle with your lovely girl

CruCru · 19/06/2016 15:12

My Mum once had a dream that something happened to me and rang me to check I was okay. At 3am when I had work the next morning.

Yeah, you're being irrational. I hope she's had a fun time.

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