| The Baby Fawn Story |
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| Written by Daniel Petelin | |
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The story of the fawn is a mystic and weird experience which I will try to explain to you—you may think it's a crazy happening—I will let you decide. On the 14th of May 2004, I had a emotional dream of Mom, where in the dream I was talking to her and saying "I wish there was a sign that I'm not alone, that you are with me." "Don't worry, I will send you someone to tell you that I love you and you are in my heart forever." I woke up from this dream in a sweat, it was so intense.
Having worked as a National Park Ranger, I know that wild animals don't ever approach human beings and most animals are afraid of fire. So here is this fawn, like a dog, hanging around me and walking around me and the fireplace area. The fawn comes over and almost licks my hand. I picked him up. (I'm aware of the fact that a Mother may reject her little ones if they have a human scent, but this fawn was about 6 months old). As I was holding the fawn, I screamed for Andrei (my tenant) "Get a camera and come outside." So Andrei has several pictures of me holding the fawn. After the pictures where taken, I put the fawn down on the ground and he was with us for about 12 minutes. Just like a dog—curious and seeing what's happening. Then with Charlie, they both ran down the hill towards the creek and the woods. So it's possible the fawn was lost—but my Asian friends (of the Buddhist faith) say it was a supernatural sign from the dead. Someone was communicating with you. So, I don't know exactly what to believe. However, I know 100% that wild animals avoid fire and don't approach human beings and almost lick a person's hand. Well, perhaps it was a sign from Mom! Weird. I told this story to my doctor and the grief counselor—both said anything is possible in this world of ours—strange and unexplainable things do happen! At least I'm not crazy in my mind and I have pictures to document the event. A few days later, I saw a mother doe and three fawns, so I assume my fawn found his mother, but in the meantime, had instructions to visit Dan. So that's my fawn story. Copyright © 2004 Daniel Petelin. All rights reserved. Comments (1)
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Several weeks later (Thursday, 10 June 2004) as I was burning some rubbish at night time in our outside fireplace. I was 6 feet away from the fireplace when strange things began to happen to me. I see Charlie, (our black cat) approach me and rub against my right leg. Right behind Charlie is a baby fawn that approaches me and also rubs against my right leg. I was shocked.

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I read your fawn story and it touched my heart. I had a similar experience when my grandfather passed. It has been several years since his passing but I remember the morning as if it were yesterday.
I got the phone call from my mother two nights before and was told of my grandfathers passing, you see he was back east so we did not know he so close to the end. There was no family gathering in the hospital or at his bedside, no tearful but heartfelt good-byes, only a long distance call.
My grandfather was very special to me. As a child we made several road trips together. He taught me how to fish and how to care for many different kinds of animals on his mini ranches (thats what he called them) over the years.
Anyway, that morning was a beautiful morning and I was out sitting by my pond when over head a dove landed on the telephone wire. I paid him no attention for I was lost in my grief. This dove took flight and circled above my head and still I paid no attention. He cooed and cooed and once again took flight, this time to swoop down over me close enough for me to hear his little wings flapping. This time when he landed I paid attention. I asked him, "What, what do you want?". We sat there for the longest time staring at each other, and as I watch him the grief I felt turned to calm and then a peace came over me I had not felt since the times I had spent fishing with my grandfather.
The dove cooed at me and I spoke back, "Thank you Grandpa", for I truely believe that dove was sent by my grandfather to let me know that everything was going to be alright.
That dove was then joined by another and they flew off together. I believe the spirit of my Grandparents came to me that day to let me know that they were together again, soaring off into the unknown, and everything was going to be alright.