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I Knew My Dad Had Died Before We Were Told

 

I'm not sure whether I should be putting this here, but when I was 12, I woke up at 2.27am on the 31.12.1998. What had awoken me was the feeling of someone sitting down on the end of my bed. When I looked, I saw my dad, who had been in hospital for a few weeks seriously ill with pneumonia. I asked him why he wasn't in the hospital, and he just said that he wasn't in pain anymore. He then asked me to tell my brother and sister he was ok, and that he loved all of us, and my mum. I asked why he didn't do it himself, because my sister was in the bed below me, and the others were down the hall. He just said that no one else could see him. Then he walked out of the room and disappeared.

My mum came in not long after and asked who I was talking to, and I said dad. She said I must have been dreaming because he was in hospital. At about 10am that morning, we received a phone call from my nan saying he had died at 2.27am. That isn't the only experience I have had, but it is the first. I'm glad he came to say goodbye to me.

My parent's split up when I was 5, and to this day, the biggest regret I have is not saying goodbye and that I love him the day before he died. I was in too much of a rush to get to my horse riding lesson and figured I would see him the following day.

I was wondering if there is anyone out there who could help me find out if he was upset with me, or if he is ok. I'd love to find a way to know if he is watching over us. Any comments are welcome.

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Nealo (1 posts)
 
10 years ago (2014-05-26)
I knew my father had died before I was officially told. All I had was a phone-call from my mother saying 'could I get in touch as soon as possible'. Ambiguous, and commonplace, no tell-tale-signs whatsoever. The day of his funeral,another, even stranger event unfolded. In an attempt to repress the mix of emotions I, and others were experiencing, I concentrated on a childhood memory of me and dad. Dad was off to work and I threw a snowball at him, perfect shot I might add; he was angry, but he was also late for work. Anyways, at this exact moment, a flurry of snow swept the funeral-site; very strange as it was mid-April, and the day had been a beautiful fresh sunny day, before and afterward the snow had appeared.
Pink8 (1 posts)
 
14 years ago (2009-11-14)
Reading your story makes me think of my situation. I had a dream the morning my Aunt passed 3 years ago, I remember waking up from the dream, I also remember the exact times too, although my only difference is that I really don't know if I was truely awake when I heard her talk to me. I was on the 2nd floor of my house while everyone elses room is downstairs. I'm still looking for answers. ❤
surya (8 posts)
 
15 years ago (2009-04-22)
You father obviuosly loved you very much and there was clearly a strong bond between you both. He came to say goodbye to you and to pass his message on to your siblings. I do not believe for one minute he was upset with you, he was happy and remember he told you he was not in pain anymore. He will always watch over you. Keep your last memory and conversation with him close to your heart, and remember he is in a happier and better place.
revsilverson (guest)
 
15 years ago (2009-04-20)
he is fine and always near you in spirit. He came to you to say goodbye to reassure you of his love. So don't feel guilty about not telling him you loved him the day before however I imagine and hope! That you have learned a lesson about telling people you care about that you love them. Should they die the next day you will know you did your best to share your love with them and take great comfort in that.

Love and Light
SkarlettMStorm (13 posts)
 
15 years ago (2009-04-17)
something like this happened to me a couple times, only mine were people id never seen before.
It must've been hard seeing your dad and then finding out he was dead. I would've screamed and cryed trying to convince my mom that he was still alive and that he was all better because I had just seen him, and talked to him.
laurenge (3 stories) (46 posts)
 
15 years ago (2009-04-16)
i have had a similar experience like that! It was with my cat who I loved like a daughter. During school I got really cold all of a sudden and Tiki popped into my mind. I stopped taking the quiz I was working on and I felt something cold brush my leg. Later I found out that my cat died during that time in the morning. She used to always come up to me and brush up against my leg.
I still find it truly amazing. The power of love and psychic!:P
Camillarose (guest)
 
15 years ago (2009-04-16)
It was your dad saying goodbye because he loves you. If he was upset with you he probly wouldn't have said goodbye. Remember he visited you because he loves you.

CamillaRose 😊 ❤
Ursala (48 posts)
 
15 years ago (2009-04-16)
Ir6686, Your dad came to you because he "knew" you would receive his message & pass it on. He was letting you (& everyone else know that he was safe & okay). You are truly blessed to have been the "one " to receive his message. He knows you loved him& still do, otherwise why would he have bothered spending the energy to confirm this with you.You're 23 now, right? He's probably still looking over your shoulder guiding you. Daddys always look out for their girls! Send him your love & thanks.

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