Fighting to stay conscious

blwilroy · 2018-02-13T14:03:41.645Z

At my church with my son, Jude. Got on an elevator with a guy in a power chair, maybe a year or two older. (I am in a manual chair in real life, and in my dream). I have had the same scene before, except this time he said, "Back again for more of the same huh." I laughed and said but I really am using the skills this time (computer science) and he replied that he was staying where he felt comfortable, which was to work towards a basic degree. He said “man your kid looks hot.” Jude had been feeling warm and I was also getting hot.When we got off the elevator I ran down to find a bathroom. We were still in the church. I found a family bathroom. A man had just come out. It was like a kids room with a couple TVs and rainbow colors. I was trying to lock the door but it took me a while to figure out how. The whole time I was getting hotter. I had put Jude down. I eventually figured out how to get the door locked but I started to fill dizzy and it made me think I was about to pass out so I unlocked the door. As I did I saw myself having an aneurysm, from the perspective of actually seeing a blood vessel burst in my brain. Even though I was going unconscious I stumbled out into the hallway and I kept saying help help; making almost a chirping sound like a fire alarm with a dead battery. I never felt I completely lost consciousness even though I believe my head was filling with blood. *This is my husband’s dream. I just copied and pasted his words.

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