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As most of you know, just two and a half months ago, my mom was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer and given a painful prognosis. Over the following weeks, I witnessed a steady decline in her health and experienced her persistent efforts to ensure all her affairs were in order.
Day by day, I did everything I could to pour my love into her. I spent every single day with her, navigating her changing needs. We laughed, we cried, we disagreed, we agreed, and we prepared. I truly believed she would be with us through the summer, but on Father's Day weekend, it became clear that the time had come to let go. On Father's Day, my mother made her transition and joined my father, who passed away almost nine months ago. Despite everything I know about the continuation of life after death, my heart broke.
Throughout this time, I've continued doing readings, though not as frequently, and with some appointments being rescheduled. I've received very positive feedback from those I've provided readings for. One member of my business team, who has also become a good friend, tells me that I'm "in the channel." It seems that my ability to communicate with those on the other side and see into the situations of those seeking clarity has only strengthened.
Although it took some time for my mom to support me in doing this work, more than three decades ago, I have no doubt that she will soon become one of my helpers, just as she did in her human form. I sense her regularly and can hear her voice more each day. While it was time to let go of her in one form, my heart is wide open to her in her new form.
I want to thank everyone who has been so kind and compassionate as I've navigated the past several months. I am truly grateful to do the work I do and to experience the goodness of all of you each day.
Love,
Donna
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