First let me say hello, this is my first post.  

Anyway, last year I had 2 dreams (about 4 months apart) about a person getting killed in a car accident.  They both happened in locations in my city (I'm tempted to see if I can look them up).

First dream:  An older Caucasian woman is drunk driving & speeding, crashes and dies (a very older model car, 50's maybe).  At the moment of impact it felt as if something hit me in the chest with a sledgehammer!  Everything got dark, not pitch black dark but like night time dark with alot of hazy-ness.  

There was this constant sound.......not like a buzzing or ringing, I really can't explain the sound....kinda like a whoooosing that doesn't stop.  

The worse thing about this dream was the feeling of not being able to breath.  I was looking and moving around but I could tell I was not breathing.  But I could feel the "whoosing" sound moving all around me.  

I was looking at woman & the car accident and noticed that NOTHING else was going on around us, it was like time had stopped.  I could visually tell we were in the same location but it was different.  Dark, slient, & nothing moving.

At that moment I believed that this was the moment after death and I kept thinking that I could go back into my body.....then I woke up.  This dream REALLY disturbed me.  The feeling was worse than a nightmare.


Second dream:  There was this young (18, 19, 20 something maybe) Black girl who had a disabled baby (unsure about what the disablity was).  It was her, the baby, & a mad riding in a pick up truck (I wanna say late 70's, early 80's) they go across the rail road tracks and get hit by a train.  

At the moment of impact/death,  I had all the same experiances of the last dream but I felt the feelings of the girl in the crash.  She felt sad for her baby......but also felt relieved that her baby was dead! And she wanted to go back into her body.  

The reason I want to verify these accidents is because of the locations.
They were SO specific but have absolutly no significance at all to me.
I have a cop friend and I'm going to ask him about helping me look them up.

I agree with Vee and Bets and remembers, the experience in itself is much more important than understanding it.   It can take years to understand what happen...