We lost our 29 yr. old son, Nick, suddenly on Oct. 25, 1998. Nick never met a stranger and everyone from babies to grandparents were drawn to him. The Director of the Funeral Parlor told us it was the biggest viewing he has ever had. The night before the wake numerous relatives and friends were sitting in my yard. About 9:00 p.m. a stream of dove feathers fell from the sky and trailed across the yard and scattered amongst those holding the vigil. Nobody could figure out where the feathers came from as birds do not fly at night. It was a beautiful night for so late in October (shirt sleeve weather)and there was no wind; the feathers just seemed to float. I collected the feathers and still have them. The day after Nick's funeral some of Nick's friends were at the house and telling me and my daughter about some "strange" things that happened to them so Nick passed. My daughter made the comment that she was upset because Nick didn't give her any sign that he was o.k. About that time I asked her to call the funeral parlor to make sure someone was there so we could pick up the flowers. She picked up the phone to dial, but did not do so. She stood there with the phone in her hand and I asked her why she was not dialing and she said the phone was ringing. I commented that the phone could not be ringing as it was off the hook. Just then turned to me with the strangest look on her face, hung up the phone and said, "I just got my sign from Nick". She said she got a recorded message that said...The area code and number you are trying to reach is out of range....she never touched the keypad to dial. We have had numerous "experiences" such as the TV and lights going off by themselves (which never happened before), roses blooming in the dead of winter, radio channels changing to Nick's favorite song all by themselves, the telephone ringing with nobody on the line...no dial tone or hang-up click....just an open line, shadows outside the corner of our vision, and many, many more. I have been finding pennies in the most unusual places, especially when I'm having a hard time dealing ....I'll usually tell him I'm having a bad time and need a penny... sure enough within the next few days I'll find my penny. I even started a journal of these experiences and have 58 entries to date. If anyone else has had an experience with dove feathers, TV's and lights going off by themselves, roses blooming in the winter...I sure would be interested in hearing from them.

The book Hello from Heaven gives me such peace when I read it. I recently lost my father and when I read the book it really helped me out. I only wish there were more seminars to attend in California. This book is a real treasure for those whom are grieving. Thanks

Death is only the beginning, it is a path to a doorway that leads to another stage in life, and we all must one day enter, so why be afraid. Those that have gone before us only wait to welcome our arrival and messages they send us only reinforce our belief that they still live.

Gave me hope that maybe, just maybe my son Michael will contact me. A good book at just the right time. Money well spent.

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