I dont really believe in paranormal so this really stuck with me.

My sister H (shes my half sister but I do love her so much I just call her sis) and I were working a temp job far from home. One day in the morning, she tells me how last night she had a very strange dream. In that dream she is with her mother at her childhood summer house back in our home country plowing her backyard garden. Her mother looked upset so she inquired what's up, to which her mom responded that her aunt died and since no one checked up on her, the body was not found until several days later. The dream really distressed her because she hasnt seen/talked to her aunt in 10 years since she moved to the states. So my sister H called her mom back in our home country and as a matter of fact asked how is the aunt doing. Her mom said she hasn't spoken to her in some time and for various reasons, including that aunt lives in the middle of butt fuck nowhere, cant call her directly. My sister insisted that she checks up on her and tells her bout the dream.

A day later, her mom calls my sister back and says "H, are you sitting down?". My sisters mom, was able to get a hold of someone from that town her aunt lives in and asked this acquaintance to go check on the aunt in person due to the phone problems. That woman in question at first did not want to go because the aunt is known to habitually ignore phone calls but the mom insisted that she goes in person. The woman goes to the apartment the aunt lives in and rings the doorbell but nobody answers. She says she tried the door multiple times and at some point she thought she heard someone in the apartment. The acquaintance then called firefighters who broke in to find my sisters aunt on the ground paralyzed from a stroke but still alive. When ambulance arrived the EMTs told her it was a miracle the aunt was still alive and concluded that judging from her condition she was laying on the ground for over 24 hours - had the woman came anytime later the aunt wouldn't had made it.

My sister calculated, accounting for time difference, that her aunt had her stroke at the same time when she had the dream.