Theresa Comforts Young Boy With A Message From His Late Sister | Long Island Medium

As a medium, talking to the dead is a part of my everyday life. But my gift is always under the critical eye. Who's going to help me? You? This young man? Not me. Not you? Everywhere I turn, there are skeptics that don't believe in what I do. But this is not about me. You want to do like a party platter? Like a couple of little sandwiches and stuff? Let me describe the matter. Scott, can you please help me? Yes. This is about people knowing that there is more to life than just here in the physical world, and that their loved ones are still with them, safe and at peace. Excuse me. Did you lose your dad? Your dad passed? Yes. So I'm a medium, and I'm able to connect with people that have crossed over, and your dad is taking this opportunity to step forward? Oh boy. I don't believe in mediums. I've been looking for signs for five years that my father is watching over me. And I haven't gotten one. Do you have his driver's license? He showed me the wallet. Yeah, I have his wallet. I have his jewelry. Perfect. Do you have the tattoo in memory of him? Or are you getting- Yeah. It's so weird. Oh, perfect. Your dad passed for some time? Because what happened is your dad just stepped forward and kissed you, and said you have grown up to be such a beautiful young girl. Are you in school? I just graduated. Because he keeps saying, I'm so proud of her, her schooling. You didn't think you were going to be able to get through school, right? Yeah. Seven years high school, because he died, I didn't want to go. And then I got back into it, and I graduated. That was your father. That was his soul getting you to be where you're supposed to be, and on your journey and path. The day that you graduated, you felt your father. He said, she knew that I was there. He says, you will always be my little girl. Yeah. Having heard my dad through Teresa makes me a believer of mediums. The things that she told me, nobody else would know that besides my father. Everything that you do here in the physical world, your father is with you, and his soul hasn't left you. He says, you are going to be an amazing young woman. Now he sent me a sign, and now I feel a lot of closure. Can I hug you? Absolutely. Have you spoken to your daughter? No. You haven't? She hasn't called me. My daughter, Victoria, has been away at college for several months now. And I have absolutely no idea how she's doing, because she doesn't really call at all. I tweeted her the other day. You tweeted her? I tweeted her, and she didn't tweet me back. No one's even heard from her. We don't even know what she's doing. Larry. I'm just saying. Give your sister some credit, for God's sakes. I think my sister just left home and is not even looking back. You're just making me look good, Victoria. Well, she's into this social media thing. That's the only way that she communicates. Is there like a webcam or something? Yeah, right here. All I'm saying is just once in a while, give a shout out back to Long Island. Oh, Victoria, I missed you. I didn't realize how much I missed you until I just saw you. Thanks. Do you have like glitter or something? Get up closer to that camera. Let me see. I got my nose pierced. Nice. Thanks, I know. What the hell is that? What is that? Let me see that. Victoria, is that a tattoo? No, it's just sharpie. Let me see. Spit and rub on it. I want to see it. Put more spit. Do you have a baby wipe or something? It's real. If I could have put my hands through that webcam and... Okay, sheesh. She should have got like idiot, I-D-O-T with an arrow pointing to herself. V, why would you do that without consulting me? But I'm 18. Because I'm 18. I don't know what's going on up at college, but I'm paying for her to go to school, not to get tattoos. Listen, just go to class and promise me no more tattoos. Okay, okay. I can't wait to see you. I'm going to come home and I'll come home late. Bye. At least she's coming home. Yeah, maybe then you can put a leash on her or something. When I do a reading for a child, there tends to be differences than if it was just with an adult. Spirit just wants them to be able to be children. They don't want it to be such a mournful experience. You want to ring the doorbell? My name is Michelle and this is my son, Jack, and we're here for a private reading with Teresa in the hopes that we'll hear from my daughter, Erin. Come in. It has been awful on Jack. He was very young when she passed away. He was six years old. Hi. How are you? Good, I'm Jack. Hi, Jack. It's nice to meet you. Hi, Michelle. Come on in, watch your step. You guys can have a seat over here. When my mom first told me about, hey, you want to go see Teresa? And I was like, yeah, sure. But I wanted to hear the same as mom if my sister was okay. So I want to ask you, well, who passed from the chest? There was something with the breathing because they're laboring my breathing. When my sister passed away, she was having struggling breathing. But did you lose a sister too? My sister Erin was beautiful and she was like a princess. She was the best sister that a brother could ever ask for. But she's not here anymore. It just makes me miss her every time I think about her. What was with the tent? Okay, there is no doubt now. We had a Dora tent. You doubted me before, Jack? We loved Dora. We stayed in there. It was awesome. It was amazing. My sister and I always had great times in the tent. It was where we went to read or relax or before we went to bed. That was one of my best memories with her. To validate for you that what you feel, you know that that is your sister. I know it's my sister now. I know it's my sister. And how do you connect with the month of March? She passed in March. Doing okay today? My daughter Erin passed away from a brain tumor at the age of four. She was diagnosed when she was 10 months old. There was an 80% chance of a cure with total removal of the tumor and radiation. But eight months later, it came back. And I didn't even get to really say goodbye to her. It was terrible. Your sister wants to go back to the day of her passing. Were you there when she passed? He was there in the house, but he wasn't actually with her. Okay. I knew she was sick, but I didn't really know that she was gonna like die. I was like just like so sad to see her like that. You feel that if you would have known that something was going to happen to her, you would have stayed right by her side, right? And you feel bad about that. Definitely. And she says, I don't want you to feel bad about that. I don't want you to feel bad that you weren't there as I took my last breath. She says, I would not have wanted to have left you with that memory. It was like I was being weighed down by 100 pounds, but now I feel like that's been lifted off me. It just feels so good to know that she's watching. The only thing I would like you to do is leave here today knowing that you're leaving with your sister's soul. And she treasures all the amazing times that you spent together. She still loves me and she does think I'm a good brother and that makes me really happy. So I wish you all the best. Have a safe trip back home. I feel a lot more peace now. I think it's a good way to describe it. Do I get a hug? Yes, you do. Very nice to meet you. And I know that she's going to be there for her brother. Good luck to you, Jack. Thank you.