Is it normal to have the same reoccuring nightmare, but only in one place?
I moved into a small cabin in Virginia. It was different then what I was used to, but I wanted to experience the world in a way I never seen it before. I wanted to live in the country, since it was always something I dreamed of doing. Anyway, the first few days in my new home were very quite and very boring. I felt isolated and distanced from everyone else, and it wasn't easy getting used to. After the first week I began having the same reoccurring nightmare, and every time I'd wake up in a pool of sweat and my nose would begin to bleed. The nightmare took place in an old kitchen around the 1950's era, but I can't be sure. A little girl would come in and fix herself a sandwich and a glass of milk. As the girl eats her food turns into maggots and blood, but she keeps eating it. She quickly stands up and pukes all over the floor. Then, she rams her body into a white wall and everything goes black. I went to a psychiatrist to be put on some medication, thinking they would prevent the nightmares from coming. But nothing worked and I continued having the nightmare. Three months had passed and I couldn't take it anymore, I was beginning to lose my mind. Eventually it became so unbearable that I moved into a motel for a few days. The 6 days I stayed at the motel I had no more nightmares, so I thought my troubles were over. I went back to my cabin the next night and expected none other than a peaceful nights sleep. Then, it happened again. I realized that I couldn't live in the cabin anymore. It had to be the cabin, there was no other explanation. I no longer have that nightmare, and I'm positive I never will again.