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Aaaaand here we be. Another beautiful Friday to remember GHOSTS IS REAL! 

"Lately, I have been feeling like an angel of death. When I still lived at my moms house I was eating breakfast one morning and thought to myself, what would we ever do if one of our cats was hit by a car. THAT DAY when I came home from school my mom told me that our favorite cat was hit by a car and was dead.

A few months before I had to put my dog to sleep I had a dream that something sudden happened and I had to put him to sleep. My full on sobs woke me up. I had one of those salt rock lights and the bulb went out and I knew something bad was going to happen. Shortly after, something sudden happened and I had to put my dog to sleep.

I put a new bulb in the light and it went out prematurely and as soon as it went out I knew someone was going to die. I found out that night that my cousin’s grandfather died.

Last Thanksgiving, I did a seance with my aunt and cousin and I was sent an image of my grandmother and her second husband. At the time I thought he was just letting me know he was there for her as she had been in the nursing home for years with dementia. A week later I found out that she was being put on hospice. Because she was being put on hospice she was able to have a few visitors. I had a day off and I went to visit her on a Tuesday. I knew that I had to tell her that it was okay for her to go. I sat with her for hours that day, she was unable to speak but I knew she knew who I was. I told her everything I personally wanted to tell her as my goodbye, I called my mom so that she could talk to her and say her goodbyes. I told my grandmother that she’s the strongest person I know and that it was okay if she couldn’t be strong anymore. That it was okay for her to go. I was the only one who visited her. She passed away that evening.

I used to smoke weed every night to avoid having dreams because things that I dreamt about kept happening. But now I think that I am in a good place with my gift. I was able to be that person for my grandmother and I am glad I was able to tell her what I told her."