Wheelchair Bound and Late for Work

[smitty1962a]

I was teaching a math lesson in my class and there were only about four children in my room. I had to go and be somewhere else, but I was confined to a wheelchair. I wheeled myself out onto a sidewalk and then onto a bridge. It was a struggle to go onto the bridge because it was so steep and it began to rain. However, when I croosed the river, I was putting up more speed, but was being blocked by a woman dressed in blue who would not allow me to pass her. After I crossed into the city, I entered a court house but knew that the trip took longer so I was in a hurry to return to school. I thought that my supervising teacher would be angry with me. Suddenly, it occured to me that I didn't have a supervising teacher because I wasn't a student teacher anymore. Then I got out of my wheelchair and pushed it back to school.
Any help is always appreciated.

Smitty

[DreamGurl]

If you noticed once you realized you didn't have this burden anymore (student taeacher in this instance) you were free/able to move about freely without any complications. I would venture to say there is something in your life that you have voluntarily taken on as "your burden" when it really "isn't" anymore. You've crossed this bridge and you are not confined to this burden anymore. Basically you've paid your dues. It's a realization and acceptance process. As for the woman at the end of the bridge in blue it reminds me of the story of the billy goat and the troll that tried not to let him cross over the bridge. Again this dream is dealing with you personally and I hope this helped you come to a very good realization so you can move forward.

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[Varzandeh]

Hi,
Riding a wheelchair may mean a tarvel is on the way in a month or so.