[Ciexyz]

I believe that somehow my Mom kept me asleep and I was "seeing" what she was "seeing" as she died.

Interesting, thanks for sharing. I'd bet that many of us have stories about unusual experiences that we hesitate to share, for fear of being labeled "nuts".

Here's one that I've shared a number of times that sounds like it's straight out of The Twilight Zone. In the funeral home where my Mother was laid out, I stepped into an adjoining room for few minutes to compose myself. I stood there in the dark and silence, and suddenly a phone that was on the mantel started ringing. (This wasn't a private office, it was a viewing room that was empty, and it just happened to have a phone on the mantel.)

I looked at that phone and said, No way, this is crazy. I let it ring three times and then I said to myself, okay, I'm picking this up. When I lifted the receiver, I heard static on the other end. I listened for some seconds, then put the phone down. When I told my Dad later about it, he just laughed. He said, "That was your Mother. That sounds like something she'd do." (You can believe it or not!)

[CygnusXI]

Believe it! ...or not!

(BTW, I tend to)

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ping

[mtbopfuyn]

I've posted this before. When my grandmother died, no one "felt" that she was gone until my grandfather died and it seemed she went on with him. I was given her briefcase and when I opened it there was an envelope facing down so I couldn't see who it had been addressed to. Somehow I knew what was in it and started laughing. Mr. M asked what was so funny and I said granny just wanted me to have a good laugh. What was even odder was the envelope was a letter granny had mailed to her sister 30 years earlier about something I'd done that I'll never forget. It had been delivered and the stamp was canceled so why was it back in granny's briefcase and the briefcase was now mine? Very strange, or maybe not so very strange at all.

[Quix]

Conceivable.