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*Just waking up*

She..she died..

Sometimes dreaming they are alive is worse. You wake up and have to feel the pain of reality all over again.

At least feeling pain and distress over someone you are attached to that has just died is normal.

However, I'm not even sure I recognized the woman in the dream though at the same time I felt a tremendous sadness knowing she was on her deathbed..then again, this isn't the first time I've had very odd dreams..

Weird. You act like it makes it..better? Because I am dreaming about someone that has died and you are upset over someone you don't know. At least your pain ends with the dream and mine spills over into the waking.

Still I am sorry for your odd dreams, perhaps you should seek professional help for them? Dreams often give insight to the subconscious.

No, it doesn't end with waking. I've seen her a few other times and I'm starting to really wish I knew who she was--if it was only a single event I could possibly forget about it, but this keeps recurring in what seems a culminating way..

*pauses* Forgive me for rambling, I'm sure you've got much better things to do then listen to crazy thoughts of someone you don't even know.

I don't think it would look very good for someone that is supposed to be helping others with similar though varying problems to see a therapist himself. I'm sure I will be fine, Ma'am.

You've seen her in real life? Why don't you talk to her? Anything. Maybe there is some higher power at work trying to tell you something.

You'd think. But I am fine right here, thank you.

So, you're a therapist then? Names Sam. I'm 19, hardly a Ma'am.

No, I meant I've seen her before in other dreams, just never the'main character', if you will.

Not exactly. I'm a social worker, but knowing how to work and deal with troubled children and young adults goes with the territory.

Nice to meet you, Sam. My name is John.

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