Kendrah
New Member
Hi, first time poster here. I originally wanted to ask about 2 of my kids, but have found clarification during my own past life regression regarding my youngest.
My son has always been plagued by night terrors. It started as inconsolable screaming at 12 or so months. Nothing would comfort him. Around 3 his night terrors turned into sleep walking. He frantically runs around the house saying "mom! Mom!" His eyes are open amd full of panic. If I call out to him, he comes to me, but upon seeing me, turns and continues his search. The only thing that has ever brought him comfort is me carrying him around the house and talking sweetly to him.
Some time during his 5 year, he started telling me about the man in black who came during these times.
He is also horrified by the shadows of the blinds on the walls. ("There are squares on my walls and they wont go away") before I put drapes in the windows, during his episodes he would stare at the squares on the wall and cry in panic.
I dont know if its too late to ask him about it. He never remembers his dreams. He has always been well advanced as far as intellect and understanding things beyond his years. He used to tell me all kinds of stories and I dismissed them, thinking they were fantasy. I hope I havent missed my opportunity to help him through this.
My son has always been plagued by night terrors. It started as inconsolable screaming at 12 or so months. Nothing would comfort him. Around 3 his night terrors turned into sleep walking. He frantically runs around the house saying "mom! Mom!" His eyes are open amd full of panic. If I call out to him, he comes to me, but upon seeing me, turns and continues his search. The only thing that has ever brought him comfort is me carrying him around the house and talking sweetly to him.
Some time during his 5 year, he started telling me about the man in black who came during these times.
He is also horrified by the shadows of the blinds on the walls. ("There are squares on my walls and they wont go away") before I put drapes in the windows, during his episodes he would stare at the squares on the wall and cry in panic.
I dont know if its too late to ask him about it. He never remembers his dreams. He has always been well advanced as far as intellect and understanding things beyond his years. He used to tell me all kinds of stories and I dismissed them, thinking they were fantasy. I hope I havent missed my opportunity to help him through this.