GD even haunts me in my sleep....

Dream last night - I have my DS, friend has her DD. In my dream, my DS is...well....awful-looking. Her DD is amazingly beautiful. In my dream, my GD is still present once DS is here, if not worse (I keep praying my GD will go away after I meet/hold DS). I feel absolutely terrible.

 Aren't dreams supposed to be my break w/reality? Having GD even in my dreams....well, that's just not fair.

((((HUGS)))) I have had dreams where I give birth to my DD and in the dream I am thinking "Well, thank God I finally have her!" and then I wake up. It hurts. I'm sorry

 It haunts me too I so hate to dream!I dream like everyone is having a boy but me and Im always pregnant with a girl and so on

Why can we just have at least happy dreams?

 

I think dreams are a window into our fears and feelings, our worries and our triumphs.

It's natural to be worried about what your children will be like before they're here...  Try not to let a dream get to you too much, your DS will be absolutely gorgeous in a new baby kind of way!

I think, for me, it really helped my GD that new babies don't look either girl or boy - they all just look like babies!  They don't come out with their sex stamped on their foreheads and I think when you have GD that almost kind of makes it easier to learn to love the little person they are - you almost forget what's between their legs until you have to change a nappy!  Or at least, that was always the case for me.

 

I remember having the most beautiful dream of this gorgeous baby girl who looked like my Ryan and it was my baby but she was 7 months old and the nurse wouldn't give her to me...I found out a few days later I was having my 3rd son...My dream was telling me I wouldn't be having a girl that time...so yess it seems to haunt me too.

SevenfromHeaven:

I think dreams are a window into our fears and feelings, our worries and our triumphs.

It's natural to be worried about what your children will be like before they're here...  Try not to let a dream get to you too much, your DS will be absolutely gorgeous in a new baby kind of way!

I think, for me, it really helped my GD that new babies don't look either girl or boy - they all just look like babies!  They don't come out with their sex stamped on their foreheads and I think when you have GD that almost kind of makes it easier to learn to love the little person they are - you almost forget what's between their legs until you have to change a nappy!  Or at least, that was always the case for me.

on all accounts!!

I've never had bad GD dreams. I sometimse have dreams where I have a girl and I love/hate them. Love them because it's so nice to have one for a little while, but hate it when I wake up and realize it will probably never happen.