Comments on: Quit Kissing My Ashes Review

By: Jan

Jan — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 06:06:59 +0000

I lost my 39 yr old son in Jan, 2010 and the pain is like no other. His death has made me a totally different person. I just have so much sadness and guilt. It has been almost a year now and I still cant function enough to get a job. I am going to buy this book tomorrow hoping it will give me some sort of comfort.

By: Beau

Beau — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 21:50:52 +0000

My grandma recently went to be with the Lord. I love her so much and wish that I had more time to spend with her. It was difficult to talk with her the last several years because she had dementia and a stroke but she always knew I was some she loved and that was all that mattered. On her passing, I am now flooded with memories of her when she was younger and active. Ten years ago, I used to have vivid dreams about the way life was when I was a boy while she was raising me. I wish that I still had those dreams. I felt so safe. I miss her so much. I really wanted to be her hero…she was mine.

By: Debbie Mudd

Debbie Mudd — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 13:27:02 +0000

Alisia,
I am sorry for the loss of your step-father, and understand how you feel. I have suffered with guilt about our son and know how it can be overwhelming. One of the things I’ve done is talk to his picture, I do that a lot. I also go to the cemetery to visit and talk to him. We can never replace those we love, but we can remember them, appreciate the time we had and the love they brought us.

We all grieve differently and have to learn how is best for us to deal with it, and it is very hard. But I believe those we love and who loved us would want us to celebrate their life and live in such a way that would honor them.

I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers and wish you well.
Debbie

By: alisia

alisia — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 01:28:09 +0000

My Step Dad just passed away and I was verry close to him. He just recently passed away. I was sapose to take him to the hospitole the day befor he past and I wated to long because i wanted to see my nice…I was sapose to be there he even asked why I wasnt there and I want so badly to talk to him and tell him Iam so sorry and he was better than my own father to me and he could never be replaced. what do I do?

By: Irina

Irina — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 05:17:07 +0000

Dear friends in grief,

I lost my 37 year old daughter – breast cancer …
My sorrow is unbearable… you know this feeling…

One night, it was several weeks after her death, I cried a lot and begged her to give me some sign, that she was okay, and … she responded. When I fall asleep, I suddenly heard her voice, so familiar, so dear, she sounded the same way as always when she called me (and she did it every day, usually when her three kids were at school, just to say Hello!). She was always very optimistic and joyful and this time it was the same…
Since that time this “call”, her “greeting” is always with me.

In a couple of days, again at night, I suddenly felt a wave of great love, I’ve never
had such strong feeling before in my life. I cannot forget it… I am sure that it was from her.

Joe, I also felt deep inside that my daughter would not live long…

I wish all of us to find strength to live on, we all will be there soon, with our loved ones, life is so short…

By: Joe Mudd

Joe Mudd — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 07:11:17 +0000

Dawn,
Thanks for the nice thoughts.

I’m trying to keep an open mind. I do believe Richard is still out there. I have this deep inner feeling that I’m not done with that kid just yet.

He was a man of few words when he was still on earth. I’m not shocked he still doesn’t have much to say.

If he could just arrange to send me the password to his laptop, it would bring us a great deal of peace.

I’ll be looking for your future updates.

Peace to you too.

By: Dawn

Dawn — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 03:57:59 +0000

Debbie and Spouse,

I am sorry for the loss of your son and since you have posted I hope you have been given stronger signs or are able to see outside of this “human existence” because of you do you will know your son is trying to communicate.

The reason mediums are brought in is because they have a higher level of energy that can quickly intervene the messages. Spirits can not literally speak for they no longer have vocal cords, they have energy.

Maybe if you open your mind up to something more than this earth will your son come through and if doesn’t think you understand or believe maybe he will on to find others who do. Don’t let your son go, he is around and trying to show you so.

I have yet to read this book and came across this site by researching, Life after Death.

My husband passed young and unexpectedly and he has spent the last year and a half showing me that his soul is alive. I never looked for things it happened but because I am aware, I see so much and so much has happened, just like for Judy Collier. I thought I was in a league of my own until I read about her events and now I have been re inspired to back this evidence.

I have never read about her loss until today and here it is years later and so much of what she has adorn has happened to me.

I can prove this, I have it with two pictures we owned that have changed and so many other signs. I will read this book and you will be hearing from me as proof to life after death because our deceased need us to speak for them.

Peace and Love, Dawn

By: Can the Dead Communicate Using Nature?

Can the Dead Communicate Using Nature? — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 02:35:37 +0000

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