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2days ago my twin got in a wreck with a semi. she survived but i kee having nightmares about what happened and could of happened?
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Entirely Normal: It is entirely normal to have nightmares (dreams) about a recent traumatic event. in the case of twins the emotional impact is often greater. The severity and frequency of the nightmares should lessen over time.
Answered 7/22/2014
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