A Birthday Present From Heaven 

My dad blasted "Wish you were here" by Pink Floyde from a kitchen radio at 3am about 2 weeks after he passed. After running downstairs with my dog to see who was in my kitchen, when the song ended, I said, "Sounds great, Dad, but not quite yet". In the morning, I faced the silent radio with my arms crossed, wondering if it were possible for me to have accidentally pushed one of the buttons halfway, causing it to broadcast on its own, when the radio turned itself on to a talk radio station. I said, "Sorry, Dad, I know it was you".

It's so awesome when our loved ones give a message from the other side. Several years after my dad died, a friend who is a tarot reader came by for a Reiki session. I asked her if she had her tarot cards with her because I really wanted a reading- we often traded Reiki for readings. We were sitting at my dining room table and my friend was at the end of the table, I was beside her and to my left was a vase with a bouquet of roses that my husband had bought me five days earlier for my birthday. During the reading my friend said "oh my god, did you see that?" just as I saw a shadow like a hand come down by my head on the left side in my peripheral vision. I turned around and one petal had dropped off one of the roses. I then told her, "today is my dad's birthday and that's why I wanted a reading today." That petal was his way of telling me he was with me that day.

After 3 years of non-stop mom with dementia she was my best friend we spent every waking moment together around the clock I totally love this interview thank you everybody

I became my fiance's caretaker when we were both 31 last year. He passed from misdiagnosed cancer, and I resonate so much with what your guest is saying about how her dad took care of her mom. It really is a bond like no other, when you know, you know. And you'd move heaven on Earth to do anything to lessen their suffering. I miss him so much.

My Mom is presently nearing the end of her journey & I am her 24/7 caregiver. I lost my Dad 3 years past.

Allison, you are one hell of a secretary! 🥰

I lost my mom 12 years ago on St. Patricks day. If it wasn't for my kids, life would still be hollow. You really don't realize what you have until they are gone. It's still hard but I know she sees my kids, and everything going on in my life and that makes it a little easier. Thoughts and prayers for you Andrea! 🙏

My mother is the person in my life that always does the right thing. I'm the whimsical one. I can't explain it but this reading reminds me of my mom. I am the one that reminds her of our clairvoyance. I can't wait to see her tomorrow.

You are AMAZING!!!! And her mom is the best to have set that up the way she did. All my love and light to you.

That was so beautiful Alison it must have been some hug 🫂 🤗 .

Omg that was the most touching half hour I have ever spent online. What an amazing experience for everyone involved. I guess there are times when you can't question there are people/ presence's at work every day showing us if we just slow down, just be more aware there are undeniable signs. What a beautiful gift your mother orchestrated. It couldn't have been more of a "SIGN", she moved heaven and earth to show you, and tell you all she is with you, she loves you, and she sees /saw that u needed her. What a pure blessing!! I hope someday to make it to Scottsdale or somewhere to see your group events or maybe just find out what it takes to get a reading!! I'm going to bed tonight telling any of the family I have lost over the years that if they want to visit me tonight I'd love to talk with them..I don't get signs I've seen, but I do get visits at night. My grandpa passed when I was 13... I considered him my dad. From time to time I would see him in my dream but we never spoke. Last year and I'm 57 now, for the first time he looked at me in my dream and. Said "I love you, I've always loved you" I woke up shortly after that with tears running down my cheeks. It was so real, it was him, his voice, and me tearing up like crazy in my sleep...then waking up feeling high on life, like nothing could bring me down from that..I wiped the tears away and realized the agony of seeing grandpa die , wither away from cancer..us kids didn't get to see him or say goodbye or that we loved him...all those dreams we couldn't talk to each other for whatever reason....and then for no reason I know of one night I got to hear that sentence from him and he got to hear me...for whatever reason, it was a high I can't describe!

Big props to both Allison and Andrea for staying open. Andrea went to the game even though she was feeling sad, and Allison didn’t close herself off to adding a surprise appointment . This is a great lesson to trust the universe to help us move forward.

This touched so much. No matter your age when a daughter loses her mother...well no one can understand until you go thru it yourself. I was in my mid 50s when my mother passed. The year before her passing I took care of her...left my own home to live with her and Daddy...my husband drove 6 hours every weekend to be with us that year. We talked of everything that year with me laying next to her in bed. She promised she would trying and connect with me after she was gone. She also promised to let me know when she had had enough. She did. I was in bed with her and we were looking into eachothers eyes when she passed. I remember when I realized she just wasn't in the room anymore and she was gone...on a whisper. Our last words to eachother were "I love you" so I imagine I'm quite lucky about being able to help her leave this realm. After all she brought me into this world so it just seem right I be there holding here when she left this world. After all the funeral things that needed to be done and staying with my father for two weeks and helping my sister get him used to the idea that she would be looking after him as I needed to go home...Her body was on the plane with me and the morning we landed my husband and I watched her placed in her final resting place near where I live. For the next several weeks, her voice woke me up every morning. It was the same way she woke me up to get ready to school. It was so real....and now I realize it must have been real. I was very sorry when that voice stopped. I also dreamed about her where she would talk to me. One I especially remember and I know it was her connecting with me as it was so real. I was having a hard time with my father getting him to sell his east coast home. It had been a year, he was not coming back but I also understand why he was holding on to the house. I dreamed my mother and I were in the living room if a friend. She was wearing her usual "Talbott look" and looked the she did before she was ill. I was telling her about how I didn't know how to help dad with the house thing. In the dream she quietly said ' he just needs time sweetheart. Just give him some time". And just as I noticed something in the dream I woke up. In the dream she was wearing her favorite black turtleneck sweater but the cross my husband and I had given her that we bought for when we were in Greece that she always wore was missing. Then I realized that before she passed she gave me th a t cross.

I just lost my mother recently. This conversation was so beautiful and lovely, I can relate so much. Thanks for sharing! 🙏❤

I wish my mom loved me. She has COPD now and is 75. It breaks my heart to know she'll die with us not having contact with one another. I've tried so many times, to no avail. I'm so glad you had such a wonderful mom and such a beautiful relationship. May God speed your sorrow & healing. 💛

Beautiful reading, thank you for sharing. ♥️

This was so beautiful, my left ear got really warm for part of it, not sure why and a little orb crossed over you Allison when you spoke of her future husband. Loved this, a mums love is definitely strong 💗💗

I so very much enjoyed this video. Thank you both!

Love this reading. Her Mom sounds like such a wonderful woman.

That was great. My mom past last summer, due to complication and kidney failure. Everything you said resonated. Thank you.