Deceased Aunt Told Me I Was Having a Son
Random post but super revelant to post for the day coincidentally (more details below)….
When I was pregnant I really wanted a boy and my partner really wanted a boy as well - so it was perfect!
Due to already having this thought in my head I didn’t think too much of it when it first happened but I had a VERY vivid dream prior to figuring out the gender. I was in my home church where I grew up and I was sitting in a pew, but a baby kept tapping me. Maybe it was to play with my hair or do whatever babies do idk 🤷🏾♀️ but eventually I turned around.
It was someone holding a baby boy and my aunt was sitting next to me (Or my aunt was the one holding the baby I can’t quite remember) and told me “oh he keeps messing with you because he wants your cheez its” so I shared some and turned back around. Idk where the cheez its came from but they were there lol
🧀 Cheez its used to be the snack that her/my grandma would pack for my brothers for church when we were young. But it was a DEEEP core memory because I didn’t even put two and two together until I woke up and thought about it.
🎂 To my surprise, while I was getting ready to type this my aunt texted me that it was my aunt who I referenced above’s birthday today - happy heavenly birthday to her!! ⛅️
Question: When you were pregnant did you have any weird signs tell you what the gender of your baby was? Were you right?
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