Freebird

I recently had a dream that seems to have struck me funnier than other dreams in the past. I dreamt I looked down at my left arm because I felt like a few nerves in my forearm were going crazy. when i looked down i saw three parakeet heads poking out of my skin and what appeared to be the rest of them buried under it. They were alive and there were no wounds what so ever around the birds. they were pecking at the skin trying to get free and i thought, there's no way i can get these birds out. If i pull on them i might snap their heads and kill them. So i just continued on in my dream. Later on somehow it came back to that dream where i look down again, and this time there's a black arm warmer covering where the skin was covering on the birds. so i pulled the fabric away from my arm to free the birds and dozens of birds came flying out. as if my whole forearm was packed with birds trapped under an arm warmer.

A few things currently going on in my life... I'm 5 months pregnant, been under a lot of stress at work where i have sharp deadlines. I work as a graphic artist. I have an 8 year old and have been married for 9 years. I've been struggling with relationship issues and carry a lot of regret and guilt that cannot really be explained to many people.

I hope you can tell me what this symbolizes. I remember details down to the texture of the fur on the birds heads and the holes in the beak where the nostrils are... to even the curve of their beaks. Thank you in advance.

Trin

Targeted

I recently had a dream, it was very short, but disturbing. Of what i remember, it started off in a Target store and a younger guy approached me. As he approached me, he said to leave his sister alone. I said, "I don't know you or your sister, so whatever dude." I then walked away, but as I walked away he grabbed my shoulder to turn me around and said that he will show me and proceeded to shoot me 4 times, and the fifth time square in the head...I then woke up. Can you possibly help me with what this may mean, if anything?

Thank you

Tony