Welcome to this Season of Gratitude. Remember that what we focus on, expands. When we focus on the positive, the uplifting, the friendships, and the good we do in the world, we expand those blessings. Let’s express our gratitude to our bodies for being alive; for being able to move from one room to another. Let’s marvel at the ability to still be filled with awe and wonder, even though we are no longer children. Someday, our lives will dim, but not today.
This brings me to today’s blog topic: The very end of life.
Hospice nurse Julie McFadden recently published an article in Newsweek about the end of life. She highlighted two phenomenon which often occur before death: the rally and the communication with people and pets on The Other Side.
The rally has to do with people who have been ill, or nearly unconscious, suddenly waking up and speaking to people in the room as normally as they had been able to do in previous years. Ms. McFadden estimated that about 30% of patients “rally.”
As part of this article, German researcher Michael Nahm also commented on the rally. He reported that around 84 percent of people who experienced "the rally" died within a week, with 42 percent dying that day.
Ms. McFadden noted a second common occurrence: dying patients seeing their loved ones, including pets, who have passed away. A month before passing, they may begin seeing these souls. She wrote:
"They're usually not afraid, it's usually very comforting to them and they usually say they're sending a message like 'we're coming to get you soon' or 'don't worry, we'll help you.' Most people love this, they're very comforted by it, it's not scary to them."
This is the link to the article:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/hospice-nurse-reveals-unexplained-phenomena-that-happen-before-death-including-the-rally/ar-AAQMjnM?ocid=hponeservicefeed&fbclid=IwAR3a7CzpL6t-x2ToSQ0Z5kwerTPxGV6lkxSsCFqVjhhskbwQi6jq1C2XOzY
I have seen a bit of these phenomena in my own life, and people have told me similar stories of their loved one’s deaths. Here are a few examples.
(1) When we had a dog named Roger, we adopted a dog named Pepper. Years later, Roger died. Years after that, Pepper had a terrible seizure and was unable to move. I laid on the floor with him, holding and comforting him. He stared into space, focused on one spot in the hallway, as if he were seeing Roger. I joined him in looking at that spot, but I couldn’t see anything. The next day, Pepper passed away. I hope he is running wild, playing with Roger and his other dog buddies.
(2) I remember my mother reaching out to The Other Side a couple of days before she passed away. She was mostly unresponsive at the time, but she lifted her right arm as if reaching out to something which only she was aware of.
(3) I shared this on a blog a couple of week’s ago: My friend told me about her mother’s recent passing. Prior to her death, the mother began talking with those on The Other Side. She said, “It looks wonderful. I’ll be there soon.” A short while afterwards, she passed away.
Years ago, a hospice worker told me about the importance of maintaining calm in the room when someone is near death. No family fights or raised voices should be allowed. People who are passing need a soft, supportive energy. They know what they need to do, and they need a supportive environment in which to do it. By choice, people often pass when their loved one is out of the room. They don't want the loved one's last memory to be of them gasping for breath.
I could write a book about all the experiences psychics have shared about what they see, hear, and feel when people are transitioning to The Other Side. However, this is enough for today.
Let’s take a little time to appreciate our lives and all things we are able to do on Earth. Living is a joy, death is a transition, and Heaven sounds like . . . Heaven.
Take care. Feel free to share your experiences in the Comments section, or to e-mail them to me.
Gail
gail@MyPsychicSearch.com
This brings me to today’s blog topic: The very end of life.
Hospice nurse Julie McFadden recently published an article in Newsweek about the end of life. She highlighted two phenomenon which often occur before death: the rally and the communication with people and pets on The Other Side.
The rally has to do with people who have been ill, or nearly unconscious, suddenly waking up and speaking to people in the room as normally as they had been able to do in previous years. Ms. McFadden estimated that about 30% of patients “rally.”
As part of this article, German researcher Michael Nahm also commented on the rally. He reported that around 84 percent of people who experienced "the rally" died within a week, with 42 percent dying that day.
Ms. McFadden noted a second common occurrence: dying patients seeing their loved ones, including pets, who have passed away. A month before passing, they may begin seeing these souls. She wrote:
"They're usually not afraid, it's usually very comforting to them and they usually say they're sending a message like 'we're coming to get you soon' or 'don't worry, we'll help you.' Most people love this, they're very comforted by it, it's not scary to them."
This is the link to the article:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/hospice-nurse-reveals-unexplained-phenomena-that-happen-before-death-including-the-rally/ar-AAQMjnM?ocid=hponeservicefeed&fbclid=IwAR3a7CzpL6t-x2ToSQ0Z5kwerTPxGV6lkxSsCFqVjhhskbwQi6jq1C2XOzY
I have seen a bit of these phenomena in my own life, and people have told me similar stories of their loved one’s deaths. Here are a few examples.
(1) When we had a dog named Roger, we adopted a dog named Pepper. Years later, Roger died. Years after that, Pepper had a terrible seizure and was unable to move. I laid on the floor with him, holding and comforting him. He stared into space, focused on one spot in the hallway, as if he were seeing Roger. I joined him in looking at that spot, but I couldn’t see anything. The next day, Pepper passed away. I hope he is running wild, playing with Roger and his other dog buddies.
(2) I remember my mother reaching out to The Other Side a couple of days before she passed away. She was mostly unresponsive at the time, but she lifted her right arm as if reaching out to something which only she was aware of.
(3) I shared this on a blog a couple of week’s ago: My friend told me about her mother’s recent passing. Prior to her death, the mother began talking with those on The Other Side. She said, “It looks wonderful. I’ll be there soon.” A short while afterwards, she passed away.
Years ago, a hospice worker told me about the importance of maintaining calm in the room when someone is near death. No family fights or raised voices should be allowed. People who are passing need a soft, supportive energy. They know what they need to do, and they need a supportive environment in which to do it. By choice, people often pass when their loved one is out of the room. They don't want the loved one's last memory to be of them gasping for breath.
I could write a book about all the experiences psychics have shared about what they see, hear, and feel when people are transitioning to The Other Side. However, this is enough for today.
Let’s take a little time to appreciate our lives and all things we are able to do on Earth. Living is a joy, death is a transition, and Heaven sounds like . . . Heaven.
Take care. Feel free to share your experiences in the Comments section, or to e-mail them to me.
Gail
gail@MyPsychicSearch.com
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