I hope you are right about this. However, I have not experienced any type of ADC. I wish that I could have said good bye to my grandfather, who passed away in 1993, which was a number of years ago, obviously. I am not fulfilled in life as I have come to view it as mostly chemical, ie. amino acids. I read the Bible regularly, but no supernatural element seems prevalent enough for me to become steadfast in my faith. I continuously have been coming to the conclusion that life is a meaningless occurrence. Still, this is rather negative and unpleasing from my perspective and perhaps others. I don't really talk to anyone on a daily basis, because people seem to be repugnant cigarette and blunt smokers in my region. I wish there was some place better than here. I think we all yearn for this if not connections in life.

I'm a published international spiritual poet and is that I have to say! Hello From Heaven Helps You Find Peace By D.K.Milgrim-Heath 2010 Hello From Heaven helps you find peace- Showing us spirituality can increase. Finally we realize we're not totally alone- Love beyond the grave has its definite tone. Each of us has different experiences you see- Each experience is meaningful for you and me. Feeling especially loved from the heavenly side- Helping us share things with others far and wide. Isn't this is what our God truly intended? For talks about His spiritslity recommended! Our loved ones' appearences are poignant and real- Their love never died and they continue to feel. Whenever I feel my many loved ones around me- I know I'm loved forever so much spirituallly. The joyful magnitude has really truly sprung- As love's eternal for us always forever young. May you all reading this book find your peace- Knowing your spirituality did really increase. God bless you all! D.K.Milgrim-Heath

I wish I could express in words how much your book touched my life and heart! I have an ADC that I would like to share with you, as a result of reading your book! I will mail it to you this week. Again, many thanks for writing such an enlightening and wonderful book!

Just got your book, yesterday from the library. This is my 1st time on this site.

I lost my Brother on January 10th, who died of gastric & oesophageal cancer. For three years he was in constant pain. My sister nursed him, I then joined them in Durban & nursed my brother as well. In the end he stopped eating. His dying wish was to die at home with his family which consists of us three sisters, my mom, his nieces & nephews, grand nieces & nephews & my brother-inlaws. The day of his death my son & I took him to the Hospice & promised I will take him back home if he didn't like it there & I promised I will stay with him at the hospice. After seeing the Doctor he said that he wanted to go home. I kept him there as they gave him morphine & Domicum (I could never understand why the hospital he attended did not give him morphine or any painkillers throughout his battle) I watched my brother suffer terribly for the last 2 hours of his life. I wept bitterley. I wanted to take him home but it was too late. I remember going on my knees & praying to the lord to take away his pain & heal him. (I gave my only brother hope that he has been healed by our Lord & Saviour's 39 stripes & the "Word of God is Health, Healing & life to all our Flesh" Proverbs 4:22) I called the nurse to give him something for the pain & she said that he was dying. I remember putting my arms around my brother with my tears falling on him, saying that I love him, at that very moment he died. It worries me - when the Doctor told him that he was dying, he said that he was going to get well & if he dies he wants to die at home. (He wasn't prepared to die then) I feel so guilty that I had taken him to the Hospice. I wanted them to help ease the pain as it hurt so much seeing him suffer. I know my brother is with our Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ as he rededicated his life to the Lord & his name was written in the "Lambs Book of Life" We miss him so much as we were a very close & loving family.