Psychic Dream Inducing Brain Injury

It all started when I was five years old when I had a dream of a my mother introducing a me to a stranger. The next day, my mother introduced me to the man who would become my step father. The reason I remember is because I remember being so shocked at how accurate my dream had depicted how he looked, including what he was wearing and even his eye color, that I didn't want to sleep that night. It has continued throughout my life, usually in brief glimpses with no context. In March of 2015, I was in a car accident where I was hit on the driver's side by a truck traveling at 60 miles per hour. I don't remember much of the next several hours but bystanders said I got out of my truck to make sure the other party was ok and my mother said I called her four times, each time saying that I was in a car accident and not remembering that I had already called her. Later at the hospital the staff was under the impression that I was completely unscathed and were about to let me walk out but my mother pressed them to make sure I was alright in the head. A ct scan revealed a very large subdural hematoma (brain bleed) in the left hemisphere that left the staff scratching their heads as to why I was still conscious. No surgery was ordered but I had to stay the night in the intensive care unit. That night I had the longest and most vivid dream I have ever had. I dreamt of a Christmas Eve dinner of barbecue and potato salad in workplace break room. It was odd because the place I worked at the time didn't have a break room and was normally closed on Christmas Eve so I shrugged it off as an effect of my bump on the head. About three months later I was laid off from that job and started a new job that did have a break room. I ended up working Christmas Eve and the company treated us to a dinner of barbecue and potato salad in the break room. I just wanted to share this because I'm starting to accept that it isn't just dumb luck and an overactive imagination and might be something special and hope to better understand it.