PSYCHIC VIEW: Bringing Up Babies?

Women wonder if pregnancy is in the sonogram of their future

Mona










THE DREAM ZONE




with Lauri Quinn Loewenberg


It's raining blood! Dead bodies float by in the blood. There's one person alive floating by on a board. I feel we're the only two people left. He reaches out to me. Night after night I get closer to him. Sometimes I'd rather not go to sleep.




Kari, 26




Lauri: Yikes! I understand your fear of nodding off, but don't gulp down the Folgers yet! Rain in dreams often reflects sorrow and depression. Are you feeling there's no hope and all is lost, like the dead people in your dreams? Blood is a common warning that will show up in dreams when someone or something is draining us. All that blood is your energy, which is meant for you, nobody else. The lone man floating by is the part of you that's a survivor! You get closer and closer to him each night because you're making progress in waking life. Your dream says you can survive and move on, but like the dead bodies, you've got to lay certain issues or memories to rest. They need to be given a proper burial and put in your past.



Kari replies: Yes! This makes sense. I have a lot of anger from my past. I've been close to suicidal but I do have a wonderful husband and three kids and now I think the man reaching out to me symbolizes the part of me that wants to survive for my family. Thank you.



Lauri Quinn Loewenberg's website is thedreamzone.com




I am a 26-year-old woman in need of answers, so if you can help I'd really appreciate it.


I long to have kids with my husband, yet we can't get pregnant. I've seen doctors—they say I'm fine.


Also my husband and I are always yelling at each other. I love him yet I cannot get it out of my head that the last time I spoke to a psychic, she said I would be married two times, once to the same man. Is that true? I also want to know if my dead-end job is all I can get, or am I going to move on to greener pastures?




Longing For Answers




Dear Longing,


I see that you'll be pregnant within the next 18 months. As far as being married more than once, your statement is confusing to me, so I'll just tell you what I see in the cards. I don't see more than one marriage but I do see another man in your future—your son.


Spend the next three months deciding on a job you'll do after you have your son and go for that job. The obvious things: great benefits and work hours that will allow you and your husband to be the primary caregivers.


Lastly, you married a man who expects YOU to bridge the communications between the two of you. I see that you're the one who initiates these arguments, so I'm not going to give you the opportunity to be the victim here. You chose this stoic man to be your husband because you confused his rather non-emotional nature as strength.


So instead of being the one who's "always right," you become the one who "always understands." You married a man who likes what's between your ears more than your appearance. He's accepted you for the way you are and if you want to make this relationship a happier one, go back to accepting him unconditionally. It'll be easier for you to suggest he gets his sperm count tested that way.




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Dear Mona,


I've been trying to get pregnant for a year, since I had an ectopic pregnancy. Can you give me some insight as to the best time to conceive or if I will conceive in the future? Any insight would be appreciated.




Wanting a Baby




Dear Wanting,


I see success connected with the number 6 for pregnancy. That means either you conceive in the next six weeks or months, or you discover you're pregnant in June. So if you don't change what you've been doing to get pregnant, you'll be expecting by June 2006.




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Mona,


I read your article every week in Las Vegas Weekly. I've been dating a woman on and off for about two years. We've had our problems but we've both worked hard at trying to make it work. She has three wonderful kids and I feel as if she's my soul mate.


I've made some mistakes in this relationship, and so has she. Mine are more numerous, I must admit. We have gone to counseling and are trying to make it work. I'm wondering if she's the woman I've been looking for to settle down with. I'm turning 40 next year and she is in her 40s. I've learned so much and grown so much since I've met her. I've never fought harder to be with someone than with her. Is she the one?




Hoping She's the Right One




Dear Hoping,


You HAVE grown in many ways since you've been with this woman. However, she's always had one foot outside of your relationship since your first indiscretion, so she's gone on auto-protect to keep her vulnerable heart safe.


She doesn't take you seriously and if she doesn't accept your marriage proposal by August, then she's not the one. I can see why you're smitten; she's an exceptional woman simply because she's not going to settle for just anyone in a love relationship.


Good luck!




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Mona Van Joseph is a licensed professional in the psychic arts through the city of Las Vegas. Her show, Midnights with Mona, airs weeknights on KDWN 720 AM.You may e-mail questions to [email protected].

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