I have 2 I'd like to share only because one had an effect on a 3rd person and the other story effected a lot of people simply because I disregarded what I saw....
I usually receive dreams of future events but do not remember them until they re-play except for a couple and this one was that I dreamt my father lost his job that he had currently been working at for over 23 years. I didn't tell him. In fact, I told myself that It was a stupid dream and my dad couldn't possibly lose his job. 1 wk later, I received a phone call from my dad and my mom relaying the news. I can't remember how long I waited to actually admit to having the dream but I admitted it with tears falling down my face because I had not forwarned him. My dad just looked at me with a gaped mouth and then..... Amazingly, Gave me a hug! I still felt awful about it though.
Here's another one, and I'll keep it short because it has a good message behind it. 4 years ago, one of the biggest tragedies of my life occured. Not only mine, but my childrens, my parents, my family. (everyone linked closely to my children and I were effected. ) Before this event, I had thoughts enter my mind. I thought they were simply horrible. I could not shake them. I told myself I was crazy for thinking that such a thing was currently occuring behind the scenes within my family and I kept it to myself. I would cry myself to sleep at night beside my husband and he would tell me everything was okay. I was just imagining things. The day my son relayed to me what he did, I KNEW I could no longer ignore what I see and feel. Within a matter of 1 day, we encountered death, a loss of a home, uproar, outrage, hurt, pain, every emotion that one could feel soared through each and every member of our family. For months following the event, insignificant dreams I had had manifested into reality (I call them "my deja vu's). Always pay very close attention to your intuition my friends. I may eventually write a book over this event as there is so much missinformation out there for the victims at hand...
After this event, I learned that I couldn't doubt myself any longer. At least not when it came to things like this.