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Happy weekend people! As always, remember ghosts is REAL. REALLY, REAL. This week's story is a reminder to speak to those no longer physically with us and be mindful of when they show up (:

"On May 2nd of this year (literally like 2 weeks ago) my older sister Kip was killed in a car accident. She was driving home from her best friend's birthday party she planned. A young man crossed the median and hit her head on and they both passed away. I’m literally shaking writing this because it hurts so bad to think about. It doesn’t feel real and I’m in a daze most days trying to do the things I need to do because life keeps going. As soon as I found out the news I begged her to come to me in a dream; I just wanted to see her again. She lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico and I live in Las Cruces, 3 hours away. I didn’t go home as much as I now feel I should have and I honestly can’t remember the last time I saw her. I feel so guilty and I miss her so much.  3 days or so after the accident happened, my boyfriend had a dream with her in it. In his dream, he, myself, and some of my family members were in a house, sitting on the ground in a circle hanging out talking. He said she was sitting right next to me but no one could see her except for him. She couldn’t talk but he said she looked happy and waved at him even though the rest of us couldn’t see her. He kept asking us if we could see her, but none of us could and no one believed him. He then walked into the kitchen and a dog bowl was kicked at him super hard and he screamed, even though he knew it was my sister. He says it was like her saying she was still here even though no one believed him. He was nervous to tell me about the dream, but when he did  I immediately told him that I asked her to do this for me. I’m so thankful for his dream because I know that even though my sister isn’t here with us physically anymore, she will always be here in spirit watching over us. To me, this dream was her being the amazing loving older sister she always was, and taking care of me even after death."