I dedicate this in loving memory of my late husband, my best friend for nineteen years - Dennis R. Mitchell I think this is a wonderful web site for people like me. I have read and very much enjoyed the "Hello from Heaven" book so much. Words cannot begin to express how I felt when I finished reading it. It truly made me feel like I was not alone in this world with the grief and confusion I am feeling. I met Dennis was I was age 16. We were high school sweethearts. I married him at age 20. I am age 36 and was a widow at age 34. My husband passed away suddenly right before my eyes on March 18, 1997. He was 37 and wasn't sick, didn't drink, do drugs, or smoke. I had never felt so helpless in my life as I did at that moment. Though I was surrounded by loved ones then and still - I have never felt more alone. I haven't been able to move on yet. The pain is still too fresh. How does a person move on after something like this happens? I have a 14 year-old son and a 9 year-old daughter that, unfortunately, had to witness their father dying and gasping for air. I am thankful that I was with him and that he did not die alone. Fortunately and thanks to a lot of counseling they are now back to a "normal" life. They are again happy and are still able to enjoy their childhood. I know they will never forget their father because they talk about him all the time, but at least when they talk about him now - they don't cry. They share their memories with me and smile. It's taken over a year and a half for that to happen, but it has happened. Now I just have to fix me, but I don't know how to "let go" without it hurting me so much. If you can relate to what I've been through, please help me. I am on a friend's computer and do not have an e-mail address. I, also, do not "surf the net" that often. This is only my third time in my life. I would appreciate not having to suffer in silence alone anymore. There isn't anyone I know that has lost someone who was a very big part of their life and lost themselves and who they are because of it. I tried a chat room once (widow's and widower's) too fast paced and scary for me. I can't tell you what it means to me that there are books out there that deal with and that truly understand the heartache and pain a person feels when you lose someone so close to you. Thank you for caring. I will be forever grateful to you for making me feel like I am not alone with my pain. I look forward to reading more of your books. When I finish a book, I usually pass it on to someone who has lost a spouse or a loved one in hopes of helping them to heal. Liz Mitchell

Thank you for a beautiful web site. I am adding it to my favorites list and have given your web address to my sister in law. She has just finished reading "Talking to Heaven" and has been very touched by it.

This site is my home away from home.I think hello from heaven was so helpfull to so many in need.. Thanks to all of the hard work put into the book and the sites here.I love It..Love and peace to all here.

Keith-O, this our second year apart for christmas. It seems like only yesterday.. MISS U SOOOOO !!! Till we are all together again, Mom,Heather & I will keep you a part of our lives everyday till its our time to leave this place. LOVE & MISS YOU,Listen for our prayers..... DAD

Bravo! The ADC Guest Book is working again, and such a wonderful layout for the whole site. Blessings to all who pass this way. Love, "JudyG"