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Dream of stomach, bleeding, hospital

Being stabbed in the stomach and bleeding and looking down at it and brought to the hospital

This dream was added to the dreams database first time 11 years ago on February 03, 2014

Dream Interpretation Analysis

Meaning of stomach in a dream

Digestion of information. Understanding. It indicates tendency to laziness. You need to keep a close check on your health. to see your own stomach in your dream suggests the beginning of new changes in your life. the dream may highlight your difficulties with accepting these changes. it is also indicative of how you can no longer tolerate or put up with a particular situation relationship or person. the stomach is often seen as the center of emotions. to see your own stomach in your dream suggests the beginning of new changes in your life. the dream may highlight your difficulties with accepting these changes. it is also indicative of how you can no longer tolerate or put up with a particular situation relationship or person. the stomach is often seen as the center of emotions.


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Meaning of bleeding in a dream

To dream of bleeding, denotes death by horrible accidents and malicious reports about you. Fortune will turn against you.


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Meaning of hospital in a dream

Healing. Confinement. Divine hopes. Ready to heal. If you dream that you are a patient in a hospital. you will have a contagious disease in your community, and will narrowly escape affliction. If you visit patients there, you will hear distressing news of the absent.


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