Hi Tan,

Souns like someone was definately looking out for you and your DD izzy. So glad you were both ok. I too believe that we have angels watching out for us, only because, when I was pg with my oldest DD, after two previous m/c's, I was due for a 14wk checkup, and the u/s had too be done right on 14wks at the hospital not later. They wanted to check for an incompetant cervix. Anyway this particular night, I had something tell me to check my dates, so I did, and wouldn't you believe it, I was out by a week. So I was further along than what I had thought. So of course I was so stressed out. That night while I was sleeping I had a friend of mine who had passed away a few years earlier come to me and she kept on reassuring me that all is ok this time. The strange thing was everything was the same as when I went to bed, to me being in bed next to my DH while he was sleeping, I mean everything was exactly the same. She stood over me and kept telling me all will be ok, and not too worry. She did not let me explain why I was so worried at all. She walked out of the room, and all I thought was that I had to talk to her to explain, so I got up and noticed that the front door was open, only for me to think why did she leave the door open anyone could walk in, then I noticed that the kitchen light was on, so I figured she must have been in there. So I thought as I needed to goto the loo, I decided I would talk to her after I went, anyway I woke up. Anyway the next day I was able to call the hospital and luckily they were able to change the u/s to an earlier one. I also ended up with my baby in the end. However all the way thru my pg after that, I would always see 2 young boys watching me thru the window, when I would fall asleep on the lounge, even to wake up seeing them, sometimes I would see a man that would watch me on his own. However it was always the same ones, every night and everytime I would goto sleep on the lounge and wake up several times a night, I would see them while I was asleep to wake up and still see them, of course my DH couldn't. It used to make him think I was going cookoo.

Sorry for the long post.