i Loved the page it was very creative... well lataz peace

I came to the message board and found people i could really talk to that understood the feelings i had. I really enjoyed this. It seemed to help me alot. Now i find for some unknown reason that i cant get on to the message board. I dont understand why. I have did nothing wrong that i know of. I only talked to people that was hurting like i was. I lost my nephew and i talked to some people who have lost their loved one's also. That is all i did. I really liked this site. I wish they would let me know if they have blocked me from joining in on the board. I only want to talk to people who understand what it feel's like to have lost someone they love. That's all. May GOD Bless You All.

I lost my only son Jason Barganier 5 years ago to the disease if addiction. Addiction is a disease every bit as real and deadly as cancer. Unless you have seen your beautiful, loving, intelligent child eaten alive by a disease that destroyed their lives and minds, and your life as well, you cannot understand how it happens and why it happens. Be armed with knowledge. Visit www.nida.gov for excellnet information on drug abuse, addiction, and learning materials from the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Addiction is an equal oppurtunity disease. It can happen to you. I know - and so do thousands of grieving parents. Take the stigma away from substance abuse which leads to the disease of addicition. Knowledge is power.

I love this whole site. I would love to connect with my mother who has passed over. I know she is around me. I can feel her, but I truly want to connect with her. She sent me a happy ballon the morning she passed. It came bouncing infront of my living room window. I know this was her way of saying she is ok and happy.

I found "Hello From Heaven" encouraging and helpful. I lost my youngest daughter in a car accident in Aug of 2002. Starting the day after her funeral my husband and I experienced numerous "contacts". I even found a tree twig laying on the ground behind my vehicle shaped into an A (her name is Amanda). I treasure this! The experiences went on for about 2 months. In my heart I know this is her way of saying "Mom and Dad, I'm okay now." I think she knew we really needed to know this. I started searching for answers and came across your book. It's so reassuring to know we're not alone in these experiences. The pain of her loss will be with us always, but to have evidence that she is still alive is what has brought me through this.