There are many times that I dream that I can’t breathe and I need my inhaler and I just can’t get it for whatever reason and I wake up actually having a really difficult time breathing

Breathing

Last night I fell asleep sitting in a chair at work. I had a dream that I was being tased. You should only tase a person for 5 seconds maximum but in my dream they went for 15 seconds. I could feel the pain in real life and I couldn’t wake up. I was trying to make my body fall forward and breathe but I couldn’t. My body was tense and when I finally woke up I had to take a deep breath to wake up from the dream.

Sleep

I had a dean i was working at a very small daycare in montana with maybe 5 or 6 kids in a smallish room with cubbies a crib and a small table where the kids could eat, a pass way on either end one at the back of the room opening to a large community cafeteria/ shopping center and the other to a mostly empty hallway with some lockers, the hallway had the cafeteria at one end then opened to the parking lot at the other. I wasn't from the area I was new to the small town and the man i worked with at the day care was named Dayton. We had a few children there a small one year old named Karina and a larger 18month old named Nathan and a few other kids. In the dream Nathan's mom had stopped caring for him and remembering to pick him up so Dayton grew attached watching him so consistently. Nathan needed glasses and had a small headphones as well but they were for music and things. On my lunch break I met alot of people in the shopping center and talked with alot of locals being friendly and making friends and such. I met a ginger and some women and some larger Samoan looking men. By the time I got to the actual food counter there was little to nothing left  so I decided to go into the hallway to see if there was any vending machines but there wasn't anything. I noticed slowly about 4 men were in the hallway with me on the end were the parking lot was there and Jacob from twilight was there and he was clearly the leader of the pack and it turned out they were werewolves and jacob was threatening me but also saying he liked me and I in my dream, having never encountered werewolves, was reasonably scared as fuck because what the fuck, so I hid sorta behind some lockers and the Samoan looking men from the cafeteria came into the hallway and turned into wolves and one man told them off and they left. I sighed and hesitantly pet one of the wolves and said thank you before returning to the day care.  At the daycare i held the child Karina and she was very clingy and cuddly, it was nice. I talked to Dayton as he fawned over Nathan getting him dressed and getting his glasses from his cubby and so on. I said I was gonna take Karina for a walk up and down the hallway so I could help her relax a bit as she was very cuddly but clearly upset. I went into the hallway and ran into a group of 3 guys i hadn't seem before, larger men of color, 1 a teen about 16 one maybe 19 or early 20s and one about 35 or so. The older man introduced himself and Nathan's father and and the others are Nathan's older brothers. He said he hadn't been in contact with Nathan's mom so he came here to pick him up. He's very nice  and I asked him to wait in the hallway. I return to the classroom and inform Dayton that Nathan's dad is here to get him and Dayton pouted and talked about making sure Nathan had everything like his glasses and diapers and he was sad to see Nathan go after a few days of having him. I reminded him that it's family and Nathan would be okay. I handed Karina to him at took Nathan and his bag and headed outside to meet with his dad. We talked a little bit and I handed Nathan to his older brother and carried his bag. I decided to walk them to the car to continue the conversation. The dad and I talked and he told me he's black foot native American and they're also werewolves and it  was some of his tribe that helped me with Jacob however they were thinking about leaving the area because of tribe issues or something but that he was worried they wouldn't return because of my ancestors and I was like what and he was like I can tell you have some black foot in you and I was like damn that's crazy. Nathan's brothers walk a head with him as we walk around the outside of the building and they and fucking around and putting plastic over them and I yell that it's not safe to put plastic over your head and rush over to them Nathan and his brother were both on the ground with plastic over their head and the dad helped Nathan and I helped the brother, Nathan's was removed easily but with each layer I took off the brothers head another appeared and I could tell he was going to stop breathing soon if I couldn't get it off. Desperately I Stabbed through the plastic with my fingers/nails where is mouth is allowing him to breath and sat back to take a second as he gasped for air and I tried to slow my breathing myself, glad the urgency was disapating

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Werewolf

I was in this shower that I never saw before in the attic apartment. I was making some oil concoction in The shower with Vaseline and coconut oil then all of a sudden I noticed the walls were starting to get distorted and I was in a bubble of water and I had this lighter in my hand and the walls lit on fire and the curtains were on fire and the smoke was filIing my lungs and I couldn’t breathe I remember thinking someone will come they will smell the smoke I couldn’t yell but I tried so hard every scream got weaker and weaker  I heard someone outside the door quietly but he didn’t come in to check on me and I woke up

While there was a thread of a narrative, the dream felt somewhat disjointed as the events escalated rapidly.

Trapped in a Fiery Attic Shower

The dream conveyed a deep sense of panic and helplessness as I struggled to breathe amidst the smoke.

The dream was highly intense, filled with a feeling of desperation as I attempted to call for help.

The setting felt oddly familiar yet surreal, with the attic and the shower creating an unsettling atmosphere.

The details were quite vivid, particularly the flames and the smoke filling the space around me.

Kiley, your dream is rich with symbols and emotions that speak to your current state of mind and your experiences. The attic apartment signifies a space that is often associated with hidden aspects of the self, memories, or neglected feelings. This setting suggests that you might be exploring parts of yourself that you have kept away from your conscious awareness. The shower, a place for cleansing and renewal, indicates a desire for purification but also hints at a struggle, as it is intertwined with the unknown aspects of your attic space.

  As you begin to create an oil concoction with Vaseline and coconut oil, this could symbolize a process of self-care or an attempt to nurture yourself. These ingredients are often associated with healing and protection, implying that you may be seeking comfort or trying to soothe some emotional wounds. However, the sudden distortion of the walls suggests that you might be experiencing feelings of instability or anxiety in your life. This distortion could reflect a sense of your reality shifting or becoming overwhelming, particularly in areas you thought were secure.

  When the walls catch fire and the smoke fills your lungs, this imagery is particularly powerful. Fire can represent passion, transformation, or destruction, and in your case, it likely signals the release of pent-up emotions or stress that you may have been holding in.

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Shower

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Water

Dream Of Burning Shower In Attic

I was running and hiding and got to a car and then all these other people got in the car and I was getting squished and couldn’t breath

The dream was quite disjointed, lacking a clear narrative as I switched from running to being in a crowded car.

Running and Hiding

The dream conveyed a sense of panic and urgency as I felt trapped and unable to breathe.

The intensity was high, driven by the frantic atmosphere of running and hiding from something.

The dream felt somewhat realistic, especially the sensation of being squished in the car with others.

The images were moderately vivid, with clear feelings of suffocation and fear.

Susan, your dream appears to be a manifestation of feelings of overwhelm and suffocation in your waking life. The act of running and hiding suggests that you are attempting to escape or avoid something that is causing you stress or anxiety. The car, which is often seen as a symbol of control and direction, represents a situation or relationship that you feel trapped in. The other people getting in the car and squishing you symbolize the external pressures and demands that are weighing you down. The difficulty breathing reflects the sense of constriction and lack of freedom you are experiencing.

  It is important to consider the context of your waking life to gain a deeper understanding of this dream. Are there any specific situations or relationships that are causing you to feel overwhelmed or suffocated? Once you have identified the source of your stress, you can begin to develop strategies for coping with it. This may involve setting boundaries, communicating your needs, or seeking support from others. Remember that you are not alone in this, and there are people who care about you and want to help. If you are struggling to cope on your own, please do not hesitate to reach out for professional help.

Being chased by murderer

Running

Dream About Running And Hiding In A Car

I was pregnant. I was with Carson and we were talking about what the name would be, I got to choose if it was a girl, he got to choose if it was a boy. I didn't like the name he picked out, and since we already had one kid (from a previous dream) that was a boy, and if this was a boy, maybe I would get to choose. He reluctantly agreed. 
I went into labor so we went to the hospital. The doctors were clearing out a special room for me but no one would tell me why, but the doctor said it was so they could fit more people in there so they could watch. When I finally got to the room, they were taking out the normal bed and replaced it with an archaic wooden table with straps. I asked the doctor what was going on. 
He said I didn't have a cervix and that was rare and he wanted people to watch. I was freaking out because I didn't like the wooden table. My mom showed up and tried to calm me down. I kept freaking out because I didn't know what was going on. Finally, a female doctor came in to see what was wrong and I told her I didn't want to give birth like this. After a few minutes of discussion, she decided she was going to take over instead of the other doctor, and she brought in a normal hospital bed and took out the wooden one. I was laying on the bed and asking the doctor questions (it was established that we've been acquaintances since elementary school). I asked her if I was gonna be able to push out the baby without a cervix. She said we'll figure it out. My mom wasn't happy with that answer, but I told my mom I trusted this doctor. The doctor told me that it's good I have a second kid now because the first one wasn't getting stimulated enough. (From a previous dream, I had someone else watch him and as far as I knew, he only stayed in one room of the house. I realized I hadn't seen him in so long and I was questioning if I was good enough to even have another kid)
I gave birth fairly easily, but after a few moments of crying, the baby stopped and he couldn't breathe. They tried clearing his airways and I asked my doctor if this was my fault. She told me no and that this is just a complication that happens sometimes.

The dream was mostly coherent, following a logical progression from pregnancy discussions to labor complications, though some aspects were surreal.

Pregnancy and Complications

The dream was filled with anxiety and uncertainty as I faced the challenges of childbirth and my own doubts about being a good parent.

The intensity was high, particularly during the labor and the moment when the baby couldn't breathe, evoking a strong emotional response.

The dream felt somewhat realistic, especially the hospital setting and the conversations with the doctors, despite the bizarre elements like the lack of a cervix.

The details were vivid, especially the contrast between the wooden table and the normal hospital bed, making the dream feel very immersive.

Theo, your dream about pregnancy and the complexities surrounding it is rich with symbolism and reveals a lot about your inner emotional landscape. The very act of being pregnant suggests a period of creation, not just in terms of a literal child, but also in how you perceive your own growth and potential. The conversation with Carson about the name indicates a negotiation of identity and expectations, both yours and his. The fact that you were given the choice for a girl’s name while Carson had a boy’s name could symbolize a desire for autonomy in your life choices, particularly when it comes to relationships and family. This dynamic hints at the balance of power in your relationship, as well as your hopes and fears regarding collaboration and compromise.

  The transition to the hospital and the ensuing chaos reflects a sense of losing control over a situation that is meant to be joyous yet is filled with anxiety and uncertainty. The special room that needed to be cleared for ‘more people to watch’ suggests feelings of vulnerability and perhaps a fear of being judged or scrutinized during significant life changes. The archaic wooden table with straps stands in stark contrast to your expectations of a nurturing environment, representing your discomfort with how your journey is unfolding. This image could imply that you feel trapped by societal expectations or by the pressures of motherhood, and it illustrates a struggle against being objectified or viewed as merely a spectacle.

  Your mother’s presence as a calming figure is significant and speaks to the foundational role she plays in your emotional well-being. However, it also shows a potential conflict between your own desires and the expectations of those around you. The arrival of the female doctor, someone you’ve known since childhood, symbolizes trust in your support system. The conversation about not having a cervix introduces a fear of inadequacy or feeling incomplete, which might reflect deeper concerns about your ability to fulfill roles expected of you, whether in motherhood or other areas of life. You are questioning your capacity to nurture, both for your first child and the potential second child, revealing an internal dialogue about worthiness and self-doubt.

  The birth itself, while initially seeming easy, soon shifts to a moment of crisis when the baby struggles to breathe. This can be interpreted as a metaphor for your fears of failure, perhaps indicating that you are worried about your capabilities in managing new challenges.

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Being Pregnant

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Hospital

Mother

Dream About Giving Birth Without Cervix

My son was playing by a playground. All of a sudden I’m surrounded by little pockets of water scattered throughout the ground. The ground is the opposite of bright and healthy. I look over and in the distance my son is trapped under the water in one of the pockets. I tried running to him but my feet kept sinking into the ground. By the time I got to him and pulled him out the water, he had turned purple and wasn’t breathing. Then I woke up

The dream had a mix of coherence, as it followed a narrative but felt fragmented due to the surreal elements.

Trapped in Water

The dream conveyed a deep sense of panic and fear as I helplessly watched my son struggle.

The intensity of the dream was high, highlighted by the urgency to save my son from the water.

The setting felt somewhat realistic with the playground, but the water pockets added a surreal twist.

The details were quite vivid, especially the image of my son's purple face as I pulled him from the water.

Tatiana, your dream presents a vivid and emotional landscape that reflects deep-seated feelings and concerns related to your current life situation, particularly around your relationship with your son and possibly with your own sense of security. The playground symbolizes a space of innocence and joy, representing your son’s childhood, yet the sudden appearance of pockets of water introduces a contrasting element of danger and distress. This change suggests that you may be grappling with feelings of anxiety or helplessness regarding your son's safety or well-being. The fact that the ground is described as unhealthy and dark indicates that there are underlying issues that may be affecting your peace of mind or your relationship with your son, perhaps even reflecting your own emotional state or fears about the future.

  When you attempt to reach your son, only to find that your feet are sinking into the ground, it highlights a sense of entrapment or struggle. This could symbolize feelings of being overwhelmed or bogged down by responsibilities, fears, or emotional burdens that prevent you from acting decisively. You may feel as though the very ground you stand on—your foundation in life—is unstable, making it difficult to move forward or protect those you love. The act of trying to run to him, despite the sinking feeling, suggests a strong maternal instinct and a desire to protect, but also an acknowledgment of the challenges you face in doing so.

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Dream About Son Trapped In Water

I’m a little fuzzy on the details… I was in the restroom. There were a few other people in the stalls too. On my way out of the stall, I get pushed down by a something with a strong force right above me in the ceiling. It made it difficult for me to breathe as well. Nobody helped me nor left the stalls.

The dream had a disjointed quality, with the sudden force interrupting the mundane act of using a restroom.

Struggle in the Restroom

The dream felt oppressive and isolating as I struggled for breath while no one came to my aid.

The overwhelming force above me created a sense of panic and urgency that was hard to shake off.

Despite the bizarre situation, the restroom setting made it feel somewhat familiar and relatable.

While some details were fuzzy, the feeling of being trapped was quite clear and impactful.

Tee, your dream takes place in a restroom, a space often associated with privacy and vulnerability. This setting suggests a need for personal reflection and possibly a desire to release or cleanse yourself of something troubling. The presence of others in stalls indicates that you may feel surrounded by people yet still isolated in your experiences. This may reflect feelings of loneliness or a sense that even in a crowd, you struggle to connect deeply with those around you. The restroom symbolizes a transitional space, where you might be confronting aspects of yourself that you are ready to let go of or change, but the presence of others suggests a hesitance to do so in their view, perhaps fearing judgment or misunderstanding.

  When you get pushed down by something powerful from above, it can represent external pressures that feel out of your control. This force might symbolize expectations, responsibilities, or societal norms that weigh heavily on you. The difficulty in breathing could indicate feelings of suffocation under these pressures, suggesting that you are feeling overwhelmed by them in your waking life. The absence of help from those around you suggests a feeling of abandonment or a lack of support in navigating your challenges. You might be in a situation where you feel you have to go through something difficult alone, even if others are physically present.

  The act of being pushed down can also signify a battle with inner conflicts.

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Being chased with a knife

Crowd

Dream About Being Pushed In Restroom

I was going to help a friend get over her fear of going into a gym for a workout but they she betrayed the team somehow and i felt responsible so then wanted me to workout during a gymnastics class and part of the training was underwater and I couldn't do it and I then couldn't breathe and they had to start ripping apart the obstacle course and water was getting everywhere and then I woke up

The dream had a moderate level of coherence with a clear storyline, but it became disjointed during the underwater segment.

Underwater Gymnastics Nightmare

The dream was quite stressful as it involved fear and panic during the underwater training.

The intensity was high due to the inability to breathe and the chaos of the obstacle course being ripped apart.

The realism was moderate with elements like a gym and gymnastics class, but underwater training made it less realistic.

The dream was fairly vivid, with clear details of the gym, the underwater part, and the water spilling everywhere.

Megan, your dream reveals quite a bit about your current emotional state and some underlying themes in your life. The beginning where you are helping a friend get over her fear of going into a gym suggests that you have a nurturing and supportive nature. You might often find yourself in a position where you are trying to help others overcome their challenges, which can sometimes put a lot of pressure on you. 

  When your friend betrays the team and you feel responsible, it could indicate a fear of being let down by those you trust or feeling guilty for things that are beyond your control. This might be linking to a deeper anxiety about responsibility and trust in your relationships. The feeling of responsibility for the betrayal implies that you often take on more emotional weight than is necessary, which can lead to feelings of guilt and stress.

  The transition into the gymnastics class and the underwater training represents a shift from a familiar environment to a highly challenging and unfamiliar one. Gymnastics and underwater activities both require a lot of control and precision, which might parallel the high expectations you set for yourself in real life. The fact that you couldn't breathe and the obstacle course had to be torn apart suggests a feeling of being overwhelmed and a fear of failing to meet these expectations. 

  This part of the dream where water is getting everywhere could symbolize emotions that are spilling over, indicating a sense of losing control.

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Dream About Underwater Gymnastics Training

I was at my uncle’s with my cousin. My uncle gave me a plane to fly. I had flown it before and instead of filling the gas, I filled a tire with sand. 
Trying to start the plane was hard-the sand prevented the plane from flying. My uncle helped me dump the sand and repair the tire, filling the tire with gas so the plane would fly. I then started the plane, but aborted take off, realizing I was inside. I walked the plane outside and took off as my uncle and his friends watched. I flew into electrical wires-a huge mess of them-but wasn’t hurt. Instead, I found it difficult to breathe as if I had cloth over my face. I flew around the property but was able to see and hear the people on the ground clearly. 
I couldn’t go high-I think about 400 feet. But I still kept hitting trees and branches.

The dream had a somewhat logical sequence but included disjointed elements like the sand in the tire and the electrical wires.

Flying the Plane

The dream felt somewhat stressful but also had moments of accomplishment.

The intensity was quite high, especially during the moments of flying and hitting obstacles.

The dream had a mix of realistic and unrealistic elements, like fixing the plane and hitting electrical wires.

The dream was fairly vivid, with clear details of the plane, the property, and the people on the ground.

Jamie, your dream offers a rich tapestry of symbolism and meaning. The setting at your uncle's house with your cousin is significant, representing a familial bond and perhaps a desire for guidance and support from family members. The plane symbolizes aspirations and goals, and the act of filling the tire with sand instead of gas suggests that there might be elements in your life where you feel unprepared or misguided, leading to obstacles in achieving your ambitions.

  Your uncle's intervention to help you dump the sand and repair the tire with gas indicates that you have support systems in place, and that you can rely on others for help when facing difficulties. This part of the dream could reflect your real-life situation where financial stress or other concerns make you feel like you're not equipped to 'take off,' but there are people around you willing to assist.

  The aborted takeoff indoors indicates a moment of realization or self-awareness that the environment or conditions were not suitable for your plans. Walking the plane outside and successfully taking off shows your ability to adapt and find the right conditions to pursue your goals. However, flying into electrical wires yet not getting hurt suggests that while you might encounter challenges or entanglements, these issues won't cause significant harm, but they could obstruct your progress temporarily.

  The difficulty in breathing, as if having cloth over your face, highlights a sense of suffocation or restriction. This could be linked to the stress and anxiety you frequently experience.

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Cousin

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Uncle

Dream About Flying Plane Gas Tire Sand Electrical Wires

Caroline my old friend & business partner who turned her back on me. We were in a private member club and she had a small baby creature with her & it stopped breathing. Her and her partner were trying to resuscitate it, I asked everyone if they’re was a doctor in the house. I had been gone ages and the last person I asked came to help. Everyone was saying the baby creature had died but the doctor kept resuscitating & finally it started breathing again.

The dream was somewhat coherent, but it also had fragmented and disjointed moments like asking for a doctor and the sudden appearance of the doctor.

Caroline and the Baby Creature

The dream evoked a mix of emotions, including surprise, concern, and relief.

The intensity of the dream was high, especially during the moments of trying to resuscitate the baby creature.

The dream felt somewhat realistic, but there were fantastical elements like the baby creature.

The dream was vivid and detailed, especially in the portrayal of the private member club and the struggle to save the baby creature.

Death

Dream About Resuscitating Baby Creature

I was riding in a car with my brother, he was driving. We were singing and dancing together, it felt nostalgic. Unexpectedly we were hit by a car. Glass was shattered everywhere, my vision was blurry, I got out of the car and went to my brothers side. I couldn’t get the door open so I had to pull him out through the window, he wasn’t breathing, I frantically started looking for a phone to call 911 but couldn’t find one. I noticed in the process of trying to find a phone, that there weren’t any passengers in the other car, or anywhere to be found.

The dream had a somewhat coherent storyline, but some fragments like the absence of passengers in the other car were disjointed.

Car Accident with Brother

The dream felt nostalgic and then turned into a panic and fear when the car accident happened.

The intensity was very high, especially during the car accident and the frantic search for help.

The dream had realistic elements like the car, the crash, and the frantic search for a phone.

The dream was moderately vivid, with clear details of the car and the accident.

Jerica, riding in a car with your brother and feeling nostalgic while singing and dancing together indicates a deep-seated connection and a sense of comfort and familiarity with him. This dream scenario reflects your fondness for shared memories and experiences, perhaps pointing to a longing for simpler, happier times in your life. The sudden, unexpected car accident symbolizes a jarring disruption to this sense of comfort and security. This could represent underlying fears or anxieties about unexpected changes or losses in your life, especially those that might affect your relationships.

  The shattered glass and blurry vision in your dream suggest feelings of confusion and disorientation, likely stemming from this abrupt disruption. These elements might indicate that you are currently facing or anticipating a situation where your perception of reality is being challenged, and you are struggling to see things clearly. The difficulty you experienced in trying to get your brother out of the car, and his lack of breathing, symbolizes a sense of helplessness or fear of losing someone close to you. This might be reflecting underlying fears about your ability to protect or support your loved ones in times of crisis.

  Frantically searching for a phone to call 911 but being unable to find one highlights a sense of urgency and desperation in seeking help or solutions during critical moments. This could be indicative of feeling unprepared or powerless in certain aspects of your life, particularly when it comes to dealing with emergencies or unexpected challenges.

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Car accident

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Dream About Car Accident With Brother

Relationships

Angel Numbers

Angry at Dad

Master Numbers

Person That I Hate

Seeing Dead Relatives

Dreaming of breathing represents the essence of life and vitality. It may indicate that you are feeling relaxed and at peace. Alternatively, it may suggest that you are feeling suffocated or overwhelmed in your waking life.

Breathing – Dream Interpretations

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