AFTER DEATH COMMUNICATION: The Angry Deceased Saturday I did a discernment for a man who had passed suddenly in an auto accident.
As I prepared for the reading, I meditated. I had no idea who was coming or who they wanted to speak with, however, during my meditation the soul showed up.
He was a father and a husband to the clients. He was upset, crying with me, almost frantic. This again is before they arrived. He was beside himself with grief.
I calmed him down telling him I would do my very best as a medium to connect him to his loved ones.
When they arrived they filled in the gaps. He had been in an auto accident and died of wounds to his abdomen.
Yet, he (deceased) kept insisting that he could have been saved, that he had not been treated fast enough or even for the right things that happened to him.
He said he had waited for the ambulance for about 20 minutes. His son said that was correct.
AFTER DEATH COMMUNICATION: He said even when he got to the hospital (North Broward Medical Center) (confirmed as correct by his family), they made him wait for treatment on the side lines on a stretcher.
Father said that was a horrible hospital and they did nothing right.
He said he had had a heart attack too. The son confirmed he had complained of chest pains, but nothing was done for it.
So what is the take away from this. The father in spirit said this was not his time to go. If he had better health insurance and been in a better hospital he would have gotten better treatment.
The father in spirit basically said he was taken before his time because he was not given the right medical care fast enough.
Now is this a man who is at peace in the after life? Where was all the talk about this was his time, it was his destiny?
None of that. Rather this man had remorse at his passing. By the end of the session, however, the father in spirit was calmer and more centered.
AFTER DEATH COMMUNICATION: His family did not seem to mind. They seemed to be accepting of his passing, and seemed to get comfort from all the great validated evidence he presented.
Not sure what this all means about passing, but thought it an interesting story.
Laura
