Everybody dreams, trust me. If you wake up between 4 and 5 in the morning chances are way bigger that you will remember your dream... so let me start my story.

I was at some sort of a building which had more than ten floors. I remember it was very tall, and I've been sitting on a bar chair with my philosophy teacher from the high school. We were discussing if god existed and from his words I could conclude that he was an atheist. When that thought crossed my mind the bar chair started shaking as we were struck by an earthquake.

The next thing I saw was concrete getting closer and closer until I hit it with my head. Everything was black and I couldn't move.

"I died!?", I thought, "I really died!"

Then I started panicking. "This can't be a dream", I thought because I would have woken up if I was dreaming, "I really died!"

Everything was still black and I couldn't move because I felt no body to control.
But there was a fact that bothered me even more than my own death. How many opportunities did I miss with this, how much could I have lived? (and I'm 20 now) And why did I leave so suddenly? These were just a few questions which crossed my mind. 

And then... I started panicking even more. I tried to imagine my hands feet and body in attempt to deny my own death, and it succeeded but with an unexpected turn of events. I grabbed something with my hands and it felt like a hose. I tried to feel it better because I couldn't see anything and then I realized that the hose was actually an umbilical cord. It was a relief to know that I got another chance, but then I wondered if I would forget my past life which was full of beautiful memories, and one more thing was coming through my mind.

"Please don't have an abortion!", i thought.

And then I found myself in a bed while laying in a fetus position. The feeling of joy engulfed me as I was getting out of my bed. The one thing I learned from it is to value my life as I was unsatisfied with many things the night before, and that morning I learned to be grateful for one thing many of us take for granted - our lives.