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People Share The Biggest Coincidence That's Ever Happened To Them

People Share The Biggest Coincidence That's Ever Happened To Them
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Well that's odd. No?

There are just some moments in life that are just too strange to be random? But it's quite possible life really is just that random. There are implausible situations like sharing the same middle name as your lover or discovering a long lost twin, or finding your hair beret from kindergarten while you're skinny dipping in the ocean; that fall under the moments you swear you can't "make this stuff up" even of you tried category. Those are the times when you have to either leave it all up to the possibility of the random or that there is divine power at play.

Redditor u/Ashaliedoll was wondering what deja vú moments we've all experienced by asking.... What has been the biggest coincidence you've experienced in your life so far?


Love you Papa...

My sister had a dream in which she bumped into our grandfather at the mall. He was very elderly and was in the middle of a moderately long bout with cancer, but she remarked in the dream that he looked better than he had in a long time. He acknowledged this with a sad smile and said that he's fine now.

She was awoken from her dream when we got a phone call from the nursing home saying that he had just passed. a3wagner

What's My Name?

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A stranger called my phone and left a voicemail. "hey clawddee, can your husband S call me?"

I was 17 and thought it was weird. They call again later, ask for the husband. I told them I was 17 and not married. Que 7 years later and I currently engaged to a man that is named S. It's weirder when you realize my name isn't super common. clawddee

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