This happend a week before Christmas 2002 It still scares the crap out of me to recount it!

Ok my brother has been away at college. He came home last Thursday and we were sitting around - I looked over at him and this tremendous sadness came over me - to the point I started crying. I felt like he was going to die and then this calm came over me but some sadness still remained...it was odd.

Anyway, I blew it off because sometimes I obcess over what if this person died type stuff and I didn't think anything of it. On Saturday night/Sunday morning I was waiting up for him like I always do - on the internet. He should have been getting home any minute and I knew this.....but he was a bit late even for him

My neighbor came knocking on our door - my brother was in a pretty bad accident.

When we got there - he couldn't move because it hurt so bad. He also was missing some teeth. I looked up on the hill and there sat his Jeep...he wrecked in a very muddy bottom. The Jeep was on two wheels and in danger of continuing to fall down the hill. I honestly don't know what held it up except angels. The bottom was so muddy the ambulance got stuck and when I got into light where I could see myself I had mud half way up my leg. As it ended up his hip was out of socket. He was also missing three teeth...which he could end up loosing 3-4 more eventually. I am so thankful that God left him with us.

It was a complete miracle - the entire ordeal. I think from now on I am going to start paying more attention to what I feel. I've said that before - as some of you know I am having a difficult time trying to decide if this is a gift from God or not. I was raised in a very different kind of church. It was "backwoods" Baptist but I was always told that things like premenitions and horoscopes was taking "playing God" and that it was wrong. I don't really think they are wrong but at the same time I don't know what to do about them. I would like to make them stronger since I am having them but I most certianlly don't want to go against God. Anyway I wanted you all to know of the miracle that I had been given and thank God for it publically. If you all have any advice on how you think God views this preminition type stuff give me a yell!

Sabrina, I'm so glad your brother is okay, and I think you should always listen to your 'inner voice'. Especially in this situation, being so close to your brother, I don't know if it you feel it's welcomed or not ~ like what you can do with such a feeling.
I get that way with my daughter (although sometimes I worry more by thinking too much and then other times I can't shake the feeling)

Sabrina I have had lot's of experiences like the one you described and mostly with my Sister . I can name atleast 3 occasions when I not only knew she was in trouble but I knew what the trouble was .
Once she was hit by a car my mother and I both heard the screech of brakes jumped up , looked at each other and called out her name . When we ran outside sure enough it was her . Once when she stuck her finger in the light socket in the back of the fridge even though I wasn't in the room I could see in my head what she was doing (sometimes she's not too clever ) and once when she was in the shower she let out an allmighty scream and Mum raced in thinking she had sliped and fallen through the glass , while I just sat back laughing because I knew it was only a spider
I'm glad your brother is allright I think that the bond between siblings is increased when you have spent a certain amount of time together in the early years when language isn't that important .
and I'm allways glad to see KC posting it's good to see you Spacey

Anirbas,
I'm sorry to hear about your brother, that is a terrible thing that happened, and I hope he has a full recovery.

This sensation you had I've had as well, three times now. The only difference is that the people who were very close to me passed on. It freaked me out the first time it happened, heck it does every time it happens, but I am so overwhelmed with grief to concentrate on the shock.

You're not playing God, this experience was a gift. Your brother's ambulance was stuck, right? He obviously needed you there. The way I see it, it also prepared you for the shock.