Hello! This is my first post here, but I'd like to think I'm somewhat good at dream theory. So lemme give a shot:
First, the background where you are near a hospital and have something to do with health care only suggests you are connecting your reality and consciousness to your sub-conscious. It's not too important to interpretation, in my opinion, but fits with who you are. If you were a teacher, this might be set outside of a school...get it?
Second, you appear to foresee possible issues around you. They don't directly affect you, but they appear to be at least within your grasp of control--and you CHOOSE to not control it. The choice might be dependent on how you will be thought of by your peers, the people you work around (you're in health care, and near a hospital according to your background), and so you hesitate because you don't want the possible fallout that could come from trying to help, even if it is necessary to stop bigger problems others don't see. Which of course, you do...the accidents overlap one on top of another.
The first car, with no driver but a bevy of passengers in the back, probably suggests that the things that can be affected are out of control from within those problems. Like having a company with no boss, or, heck, having a car without a driver! The teenaged girl who steps up to help represents the youthful working class within the problem who are too inexperienced to be able to actually prevent the impending troubles to come, though she can clearly see the eventual issue. The multiple vehicular accidents simply represent additional troubles to come after the first problem explodes, though the motorcycle might represent something specific to you that I don't have the detail of.
As for the cat: you like cats. The cat might suggest an outside interest that you are kind of entertaining, but deeper down, you see it as possibly risky or dangerous. It's similar to a hobby or activity you currently enjoy, but you are afraid that interacting with this new interest would result in making your present pasttimes faulted and sickened. The two legs on a cat might suggest the interest you have isn't fully fleshed out, or you haven't thought it all the way through, you know? And perhaps the the opinion that it is pretty gross is the same way you perceive your interest--it's not socially accepted yet, and you fear that if people knew they would be disappointed or disgusted by your interest. The interest never goes away, though, and stays to your right side, which--symbolically--tends to suggest it is the principle consideration or the first thought on your mind, which is not uncommon if this is a new interest you are pursuing. (Of course, that's a reach I'm going on here. There's a lot I don't know about you, so this is only one line of thought regarding the cat.)
Please respond back if you feel these are close to what you are dealing with or not. This is just one line of thought, so I have no problems refining the evaluation.
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