Tyler Henry Reads Winner of Facebook Giveaway | Hollywood Medium with Tyler Henry | E!

Hello. Hi. Hi, how are you? Good, how are you? Oh, so great to meet you. I'm going to give you a hug. Thank you. How are you? I'm great. Good. Nice to meet you. Oh my gosh, great to meet you. Thank you. I'm so happy to be here. Oh, so am I. Oh my gosh. Well, I'm excited to do this. We had the fan giveaway reading, and so never tell me where I'm going or who I'm reading, so glad to meet you. Thank you. It's awesome. Thank you. Great. Well, today, I'll start. I'll explain how I do what I do, just give you the rundown as I normally would with every other client, and we'll go from there. The general gist of how this works is I'll just communicate what I see and what I feel and what I hear. As I sit with a person, I basically just get impressions that lead me to bigger statements. For me, it's almost like I get breadcrumbs, and I have to put these breadcrumbs together to make a full idea. For me, I just try to go where the trail will naturally lead me. I always say I'll get an intuitive scent, and I'll just go with it, and we'll see where we go. My goal in doing this really is just to make sure that when you leave this experience that you got something out of it. That, for me, is really important. Though I have no control over who comes through in a reading or what comes through, I really set the intention to communicate with who's meant to come through and deliver messages that I believe will be helpful in your process. Whether that's getting insight, getting closure, whatever that might be, that's the goal. On the way here, I had a lot of people coming through, so we might be here for a little while. We're going to navigate this as best I can. For me, what I'll do is I'll just make statements. I'll ask you what makes sense, what doesn't. Let me know what does. If something doesn't, feel free to let me know. People sometimes are like, oh, I don't want to say no. Totally let me know if it's not true, because oftentimes, if something doesn't click initially, it could be someone else's way of trying to come through, and that information may be relevant to them. In the way that this goes, generally 80% of the information will hopefully make sense to you. There might be a 20% portion that you might have to ask other family members about, because sometimes when people come through, they'll not only have messages for us, but for other families. On the show, that's why we actually have some family watch sometimes when the readings are being done, because they can verify other things that we might blank on in the moment. That's how it goes. I'm not even going to ask much about you. I'm just going to tune in. The only thing I'll ask is, did you bring an object? I brought two. All right. Perfect. Do you want them both at the same time? I'll just hold on to that one. This one? It looks perfect. Thank you. Awesome. I'm just going to hold on to this, bring through as many people as I can. I'll go from there. Okay. Oh my, I don't even know who to start with first. I'm going to bring through five people. I have five people coming through, so obviously there's going to be more than one person that's going to connect, even though I'm holding on to this one object. I have these two women coming through, and it's hilarious, because they're coming through together. I have this man who's really trying to connect really strongly, and he's letting them have their minute, because it almost feels like these two ladies are talking, talking, talking. He's coming through, and he's the one I'm wanting to connect to the strongest. He's this interesting guy where he's standing back and letting them have their moment. It's really sweet. I feel like I actually, for as much as I have these women coming through and talking, I have this man that I want to highlight that's really sweet and just very loving. He's taking a moment to just step back. I'm going to try to focus on him, but we'll go all across the board. He's just really sweet. We're going to figure out where we're going. I love this already. It's so sweet. Okay. Thank you. Okay. Perfect. What was your first name? Jamie. Yes. Awesome. Perfect. All right. Okay. Let me see what we've got there. Okay. Thank you. Great. Okay. Technically, I have you, you, and you. These two women coming through. Okay. I'm going to go back to the man that I'm wanting to focus on who took a moment to step back. When he comes across, this is an older gentleman that's wanting to connect. He comes through actually kind of funny in the way that he's coming across because he's not saying or conveying a ton, but I can tell that he would have had a sense of humor. That's kind of what I want to emphasize is this is a sweet older guy who kind of comes through. He comes across really, really funny, but he doesn't necessarily have to do a long-winded joke to be funny. He can just kind of come up with these little things that are kind of like, I don't know if they're biting or just quick, but it's almost like you think about them later on and you're like, oh, I get it now. It clicks. That's his kind of personality. It's interesting because though this I would consider to be like an older guy, he comes across with a feeling of like never letting go of the youth side of things, and that for him was really important to hold on to. This is someone who likes to have fun. I mean, this is guys like basically no matter how age progresses as it does, the feeling for him is I'm not going to let age define me. I'm focusing on the moment. I'm going to have fun. It's that kind of energy that I want to highlight. It's not like a crotchety old man who passed away at an old age like unhappy. This guy comes across very, very fulfilled in the moment, very present and passionate about his family, and he's really emphasizing this, so I'm going to connect to him without giving anything away. Does that make sense for you? Yes, very much. Perfect. I know this is going to sound strange, but I think that he knew more about his health than he would have actually conveyed verbally, and he's coming through and acknowledging an apology for this because he's coming through with this and basically a feeling of like I knew more than I was leading on. He didn't want to scare his family. He didn't want to scare anybody, and when he comes through, he's making it a point to acknowledge that it was essential for him, that his family remember him in a way that's going to be positive, him when he's healthy. His nightmare would have been to have to go and go through a process of having everyone's last memory of him dying in a hospital bed. His perspective is I don't want that to be the defining memory, and he comes through and basically acknowledges I didn't verbalize to the full extent. I knew more than I was really ... Yeah, and they oftentimes will answer the questions that we have without you even having to ask because he knows that you have that question, so please know that. Thank you. That's his way of validating. Thank you. What are the circumstances behind that? He had bone cancer. He had multiple myeloma, and he found out in June and passed away in November, but he passed away from pneumonia, so that's what ultimately took his life. He ended up in the hospital and died two days later, but they had to put him on life support. I had a feeling that he knew how badly it was and didn't want to tell anybody, that he had a very short time. Absolutely. He knew. Thank you. The way this comes through is that there's almost a freedom in knowing because on his end he feels like he was able to have time to process. He's a tough, strong guy. I mean, this isn't a guy who nothing's going to take him down. I mean, he comes through really strongly. There's definitely a Robert that I have to highlight that could have gone by Bob or Bobby, but I feel like ... That's passed? My husband's name is Robert? It doesn't have ... It could be living or dead, actually, but I feel like I have to say hello, Robert, hello, Robert, hello, Robert, and it's coming through as a man would come through for a son. You mentioned Robert is your ... My husband. Your husband. Mm-hmm. What I want to specify, I know this is sounding strange, is this man that's coming through is having me refer to Robert, and I feel like I'm going, hello, hello, and but weirdly, he comes through for him. He's watching over him just as much as he would be watching over you, and it's interesting because he's acknowledging that when it comes to the timing and the chronology of this, he didn't get the chance to fully know him to the extent that he wishes he could have, and he comes through and acknowledges being there for him on the other side, and so he watches over him and feels, actually, that he kind of understands Robert a little bit more from his perspective. It's almost like, I get it now. Oh, that's so sweet. I love that. And so he's with him, but please know, I mean, he comes across just completely fine in this way. So sweet. And he's referencing a bunch of funny things. Give me one second. Okay. Broad. Check and see who had a ... Someone lived in like a mining town. This is weird. Someone lived in like a ... There would have been a place. I'm just going to describe it to you really quickly because I have to move on to the next symbol. There's a place that basically would have been known as having formal ... I'm seeing old mining shafts that would have not been in use, and it's a very clear thing that's coming through. If somebody lived near an abandoned mining shaft, if there was a town that was known for ... It's just coming through in this way. Keep it in mind. There could have been an abandoned well. I have to emphasize that this was once a place where we would be mining or in the ground or in the dirt, and then we'd leave it, and then I feel like it's just kind of left there. Know it's random, but keep it in mind. It might ring some bells. It could be me. Okay. Well, how would that make sense? I live in Idaho. Nice. And a town not very far from where I live, it was a huge mining ... It's called Idaho City, and it was a huge gold mining town that is no longer ... Right. Yeah. Because the emphasis that comes through is ... He's showing me this feeling of this would be a place where we would know it for mining and things like this, but then it feels like this kind of either runs dry and we're no longer here, and then they leave, but it would have been a place or a home where we would kind of know, oh, that's where these abandoned mining shafts would be or that kind of thing. So that would be his way of acknowledging where you would be at or nearby. It's kind of a random thing, but that makes sense. And oftentimes, it's those details that are so random that kind of you're like, oh, that makes sense, but how did that come through? That's cool, but that would be his way of referring to that. Okay. He is having me acknowledge being around a female, and he's actually having me acknowledge a couple different things. He's having me refer to the children, and he's having me talk about a couple different things. So one, I want you to know that he's with a child on the other side. There's a child that passed away that did obviously not get a full life, and the feeling is that this child would be with him on the other side. This is a situation where I don't feel like this child gets to live a full life. This doesn't even look like a situation where the child is kind of completely born in the traditional sense, and this is a loss that would have been traumatic to a woman, and he's having me acknowledge we're together, we're together, we're together. So if someone suffered a miscarriage, a stillborn, or had a child that was birthed and then died shortly after, he's kind of giving me the feeling and the way this comes through, like the way I would describe this, and I know this is kind of personal. He's showing me a carriage, like a baby carriage, and he's showing the symbology that I traditionally get for individuals, in my view this is a symbol, when people pass of SIDS, when children pass of SIDS, it's that kind of symbology being conveyed. Does that make sense? He had a son that died from SIDS. Wow. Yeah, from his first marriage, yeah. Wow. Oh my gosh, well please know they're together, because he's showing me SIDS, and then, yeah. Wow. Yeah, because he would be acknowledging I'm with this child, and that frame is really important. So please know that. It's funny, I had forgotten about that, and yesterday morning it came to my mind, and it's just funny that you mentioned that. Wow. You're amazing. You're so sweet. Oh, my goodness. Let's see, well that's always nice when they acknowledge that, because that's important to them. He would be having me bring up the younger female in the family that he's having me highlight, and he's waving at her, but he's having me acknowledge this younger female, who would be, and mind you, because I don't know the exact relation he would be to her, this is a, let me establish kind of the way this comes through. He's expressing a focus on a younger female within family who would be living, it's not a deceased family member. It's a living family member who would be going through a time of transition, and the feeling is almost like, I'm having to watch over her, I'm having to watch over her, and it's almost a feeling of like, and I'll just describe this based on exactly how he's showing it. If someone is making a decision to go to college, if someone's making a decision to move, if someone is going to be going through a big shift or a big situation in their personal life where they're in a time of transition, sometimes they'll come through and acknowledge this. He's having me refer to this younger female that we would be acknowledging as a time of like, transition, and he's establishing basically concern over her, and the feeling is that basically family would be concerned about the situation. This is something, and I just have to be specific, this is something, it's not like a situation where it's a younger female who is like doing great and dandy and fine and perfect. There would have to be established concerns either from yourself or from a family member about this young female that I would highlight, almost like we want to make sure she's okay, if someone is struggling emotionally, if they're going through a rough patch. It's one of those things where it's not like someone is just going about their life and he's establishing concern out of nowhere. There's a feeling of like, if someone's dealt with a rough patch in the past, and they're kind of now just working things forward, the acknowledgement is like, I'm with you during this time, but I can't establish the age range of this person. So who would be the youngest female within your family, or anyone that you could think of as fitting that bill? Because I'll get additional with this. It's like a younger female, someone he would view like a daughter or like a granddaughter, it's that kind of feeling. My niece, Nikki. How old would she be? Well, she's maybe 35, but she has a daughter that's 21 that's going to college, that's kind of, that's who came to my mind, so that would be his great-granddaughter. Right. Okay, if I'm correct in this, he's coming through and acknowledging being around this female, because he's having me bring up the father figure to this female. I'm trying to think how to word this. This female is, he's coming through and acknowledging that this girl that he's referring to would have to be very independent in a lot of areas, would have to get additional help from family to help compensate for a role that she might not fully get from one parental figure. Okay. And it's not the mom, it's the dad. Okay. So, do you know if the dad's in the picture in that situation? In the great-granddaughter or the daughter? The great-granddaughter. Do you know if... Not really. Okay. So, he's not really in it? No. Perfect. That's the gist of what's being conveyed. Okay. It's basically, we know we have maternal support, I don't really feel like we have as much paternal support, so family kind of has to come together to be around her. Okay. The reason why I want to highlight this is for her, right now we're acknowledging a time of like, basically transition, I have to reference academic and then residential shift. So, this reference is to a move and then I'm seeing boxes. So, encourage her and know that she's on the right track. There is a reference to going to school, intending to go with one major and then shifting it. Okay. Hear me out, this will happen. It may have already happened even to a small extent of basically like, we're going, intending with one thing and then we have to make a switch. Okay. At the last minute, even if it's something still within that same realm but maybe the specific emphasis is different, the feeling is we make a bit of a shift with this into something a little bit more concise. And the feeling basically is this will evolve as it's meant to. I'm seeing school, residence shift, that's right now. He's watching over her for this. He's joking about her love life and having me joke about her with this. And he's encouraging her to not get too serious too early on and he just has all this advice that's coming through. So, please know she's fine. That makes perfect sense. Yes. He's very focused. He's like, don't get too serious too young. It's a very interesting message. That would be him. Yep. Okay. He's hilarious. There is a funny joke that comes through. He's having me refer to you and then he's acknowledging a female contemporary figure. Oh, you know what? No, I completely went left field. So, he's having me bring up the horses and I feel like I have to talk about this. There's a scene that's coming through and I'm going to bring this up. Let me see. Horses, horses, horses. A female had a near-death experience on a horse where she was bucked off a horse or kicked off a horse. Hear me out. It might make sense. But I'm seeing someone falling off of a horse and nearly having an incident where they like almost died. The feeling that comes through is this would have been like a childhood incident. It's not something that's been recent. Remember that I'm saying this. Okay. And it's a close call where a female is either bucked off a horse or falls off a horse. I'm seeing Idaho for some reason or going more in that direction. Okay. So, it could be connected to like that. Okay. So, just all good to keep in mind. Because sometimes these things will click later on and you're like, that makes sense. Yeah. It happens. Do you know anyone with any Lynn connections? I know somebody with the middle name Lynn. Yeah. Let me look. Because I'm like, because I got Jamie and then I was hearing Lynn. Let me look at that. Perfect. Yeah. This is weird. I have a younger female that I'm going to highlight and then an older female I want to bring through. They're coming through together. Okay. There's an acknowledgment of a female who passed away of a breast or what feels like feminine-based cancer. And I'm going to convey this as best I can. This might sound weird to you, but I can tell this is going to end up clicking somewhere. Keep in mind that I'm saying Pat or Patricia. And then keep in mind breast or susceptibility to breast cancer or a situation where I'm looking at female cancers. But it's for sure Pat or Patty or Patricia. And I know it for a fact. On which side of the family is she? On mom's side. Mm-hmm. Yeah, I'm going to mom's side. Check and see. On mom's side, because they're giving me this feeling of like, you probably won't understand this right now, but it is connected to Pat. It would be on mom's side and there is like a breast cancer situation. Okay. So if someone, I've interpreted that as someone passing, but if someone's going through a situation or goes and gets diagnosed, it would be on that side of the family. I'm not worried about that. Okay. But just like encourage Pat, I suppose. Okay. To get that checked. Nothing to worry about. It's just, but it's coming through in that direction for sure. So just good to keep in mind. Okay, and then I feel like I have to talk about this woman. Okay, I have two people trying to come through at once. One at a time. There's a weird story about taking a ring and having, this is not making any sense to me. I'm saying wedding rings and there's an acknowledgement of an older lady who's coming through who's wanting to connect and she's having me bring up these rings. They don't usually bring up jewelry because it's usually not important. Someone might have taken a piece of jewelry and then altered it into a different piece of jewelry and it's coming through pretty clearly. I think it'll make sense. It's on mom's side of the family. But look and see if someone took a ring and had it turned into a necklace or had a ring or took a stone off of a ring and put it on a different ring. It's that kind of thing. It's coming through on mom's side of the family that I have to highlight. But I'm trying to figure out what this is because I have a woman coming through on that side and then she's having me reference to mental decline and her biggest, like the bane of this woman's passing was the frustration of her mental decline because this woman is very strong and very independent and through the process of her death she started losing her capability to remember and to be kind of all there and present. And it just comes to almost a feeling of like sincere frustration for her in life because the feeling is just like I can feel myself changing and slipping. The thing that comes through is at the time of her death she does not feel like she had closure with certain loved ones. The reason why I want to bring this up is she goes to the last six months of her life and she feels for whatever reason she's showing me herself pulling away. And I don't know why this is and sometimes they'll convey pulling away as a means of saying like I'm isolating myself or for whatever reason I just am not seeing people or interacting with people as much. But the feeling is like I have to stand back. There's a frustration with the mental and it's both in capability and clarity of thought and also emotional. We would have seen this woman would have experienced and knew she was experiencing some personality kind of stuff and a bit of a change and it just doesn't feel like me and the feeling is like if I'm not me I don't want to talk to people because I don't feel like I'm me. It's a weird situation because she's establishing illness but I'm not seeing Alzheimer's. So it's not like that kind of situation. If someone is given a medication that makes them different and I just can't establish what this is but it's basically someone who didn't die of Alzheimer's or dementia but it's a female who would have dealt with like I feel like I'm really forgetting or like not remembering but then I die of more of a long-term illness. So it's not like let me figure out what. Who had the stroke and then survived? On my mom's side? Mom's side of family. It could be my grandfather. A woman? Who's Ellen or Helen? Ellen. The E. I'm getting a very strong E sounding female name. Unless I have the sides switched. Or Elaine possibly. I want to figure out where I'm at with this one. Mom's side. No, this one's giving me the teacher thing again. And that really wasn't ringing a bell because of the grandma was the only piano but that wasn't that. Is there something in here by chance? Do you mind if I hold on to it in my hand? Yeah. There's a picture and some earrings. Awesome. I'll put it face down so I don't see the picture. I don't want to get any clues away there. I love it. Awesome. That might actually help a little bit more. So cute. Perfect. Okay. I'm just going to hold on to probably those earrings. Thank you. When I hold on to this, the only thing I can really convey that I can tell directly is coming from it. I just have a female who is identifying passing from their perspective as dying too soon. And it's not like a feeling of like I die when I'm 80 or 90. It's not a normal passing. It's a female who distinctly is acknowledging I'm unhappy when I pass. So that would be on the right track there. Okay. So we'll go with that. Let me look because I feel like I'm. We'll just see. It's too young to die. And the feeling that comes across with this is weird. Okay. She keeps thanking you over and over and over again. This is kind of random. Thank you. Let me look. She's having me bring up. What a weird situation. Because the feeling that comes across is I feel abnormally young to die with this. And what's strange though is that at the time that she passed away, I don't feel ready to go. And when people, even at a young age, like get diagnosed with cancer or things along those lines, they kind of go through a process where they're usually able to kind of cope and go through this. She's not giving me the feeling of even in the moment of passing, it's like I'm not ready to go. And it's almost a feeling of like this is not my time. She's even having me bring up. She's having me acknowledge looking forward to the upcoming year. And she's bringing up that she's showing me family. And this is weird. It's basically the feeling of, I know how much I have to look forward to. And she's having me acknowledge family. Weirdly, she's showing her. This is so weird. She's trying to do something very active. It's like if someone dies at a time when they could be at the peak of their life. And the feeling is like, I'm acknowledging a job. I'm acknowledging all this development. She's showing me a career. She's bringing up a new opportunity. She's having me show like, I, it's like if someone is told you have a new business opportunity or here's a new, new gig for a job, or here's an increase. It's that kind of feeling comes through of almost like, I'm excited. I get to like go and do this and fulfill my passion. And then, and then I pass. And it just does not line up with, with a traditional passing. You're right on. Do you know if she was looking forward to anything specifically like coming up that you can recall? I'm not sure. I will say things were going very well for her. Sure. Cause she's showing me money signs. And I know this is weird. If somebody gets a promotion at work or if someone gets like, it's coming across as almost like I'm at a point in my life where I feel secure and I feel like there's more security coming. And so the feeling is like, why do I die right now? And that's what's coming across in that way. I do want to highlight in the way this comes through. She is having me refer. She had just talked to someone right before she had passed. It doesn't make any sense. What is this? What is she trying to say here? I'm going to get to the bottom of this. Cause I'm like, I, I want, that's what I'd like. Yeah. This is weird. She showed me a bunch of question marks and then she's referencing to her death. I feel abnormal. I feel like this is any other day. Huh? She's showing me her at home for some reason. And this is weird in the way this is being emphasized because she's acknowledging her at home, her at home, her at home. And then she's referencing to being left alone, being left alone, being left alone. She's acknowledging question marks and she's bringing up what happened. And she's having me acknowledge home and then alone, well, home alone, interestingly. But I feel like I have to acknowledge that. Without giving me anything away, I could not potentially understand. Okay. Thank you. Uh, I'm like, I'm getting there. I really, I'm like, I've got to work. Oh no, that's perfect. You're doing great. Yeah. Cause anything more in it may, might throw me. Um, cause I want to for sure make sure I'm okay. Thank you. And then I snapped her fingers at me immediately, which indicated quick. Um, but I do feel this is weird. There's an apology about the discovery, the discovery. Oh gosh, this is so strange. What a weird situation. She's apologizing for the way that she would have been either found or discovered or the discovery. I don't know what this is. I feel like I'm acknowledging sadness around the discovery and I don't know what this is, um, associated with it. She's not taking that on, but she's kind of almost apologizing to the other people of kind of like, I'm sorry about this discovery in this way. Um, I don't know what that makes sense. Would you understand what the discovery would be? Okay. Um, and then she's having, then she's actually watching over two kids that I want to highlight and she's waving to them. And these would be the two kids that aren't, I don't think are biologically hers. She's viewing, she's saying that these would be like her kids from her perspective on her end. They wouldn't biologically be hers, but it's like, if we have a friend who has the two kids or like if she has nieces or nephews, um, it's the two, it's like I'm acknowledging both. Um, niece, nephew, niece, nephew. Yeah, weirdly, just to be specific, she is ultimately going I think to have, um, okay. Sorry here she interrupted. I'm acknowledging niece and nephew and she's having me acknowledge the niece, the nephew and acknowledging that there will be a third. So I just want to bring that up. At some point there will be a third either like, I don't know what this is, but she's having me acknowledge niece and nephew. So does she have a niece and a nephew? Okay. Keep in mind there could be a third. I don't know what this is, but it's something that has not happened yet, but I feel like she's having me acknowledge these kids that are like, aren't mine, but like niece and nephew. And then I feel like I have to bring up, um, oh God, this is so strange. She's bringing up the fact that it's almost like I don't even feel conscious when I pass. And she's bringing up that I wasn't actually awake or aware when this happened. And she's having me, this is so weird. She's coming through and having me bring up, um, that she, honestly, I don't feel like I have any clue. This is so weird. She's wanting me to tell you that she was at peace because she was asleep at the time that she died. And I want you to know that. Really? And I know that seems strange. I know that seems odd. She's calling it asleep. I don't know the technical way that this would have came across, but I don't feel conscious. I don't feel like I'm aware or awake in the moment that I pass. And the feeling that comes through with this is this is a good thing because I wouldn't want to be. Yes. So please know that. And then keep in mind, she's having a house alarm go off randomly. So if someone has a situation where a house alarm, um, randomly goes off on its own, or if there's been a recent situation, if there's a feeling of like, why would that go off? That door shouldn't have opened. Or there's an alarm sounding, and she's having me acknowledge this. So keep that in mind. That might have some form of sentimental value. And then I just want to acknowledge she is having me refer to a female J name that I need to highlight. Female J name. Oh. Okay. Stop. All right. I'll. I always forget by doing these things what the person's name is. I'm like, okay. So yeah, that would be you. Um, but no, interestingly, it's, there's seemingly like a lot of question marks around this, and it's a really unique thing. What she's really emphasizing is she's bringing herself alone. Yes. And she's acknowledging at home. And she just is emphasizing the importance of trying to stay at home. And I don't know what that means. So where ultimately did she actually pass away? You want me to tell you that? Sure. Okay. Um, she left her home. Right. Uh, it was like one o'clock in the morning. Right. It's raining. It's dark. She's got all black on. She walks down the street. It's maybe not within a mile of her house. Sure. Crosses the street, not in a crosswalk, and got hit and instantly killed by a car. Oh, my God. I'm so sorry. So the instant. Right. Um, our question is where was she going? Right. Um. Yeah. Wow. I just don't feel conscious when I pass. She'd been drinking. Right. That might be that. Yeah. And there were, um, I could definitely tell this wasn't a suicide, but there were feelings of, um, like emotional kind of up and down, which can indicate being inebriated. Um, let me look. This is strange. It's one of those situations, um, where I honestly am just getting more of a feeling of an apology that comes through with this, even though obviously, you know, this was completely accidental. There may not have honestly been that valid of a reason, and I know that might seem kind of like a non-answer, but, um, I'm showing feeling very kind of imbalanced. I'm on my own. I just feel like this happens. It's quick. I don't see it happening. I don't feel conscientious or ultimately conscious when I pass, and there's just a feeling of this happening so quickly, I really don't even have time to prepare, but when it comes to a motive or reason, I just don't. This doesn't look like typical behavior. It's kind of like she doesn't strike me as the type that would leave at one in the morning to go walk somewhere. People who knew her would be like. Why? Why would you do that in the middle of the night? That makes absolutely no sense, because she would have been the type who wouldn't have done this, so the feeling is honestly that maybe the mindset there just wasn't right. Maybe one thought they were going for a stroll or for a walk or wanted to cool down, but the feeling isn't. What's weird, though, and what I will specify is interesting. The route that was being taken is interesting because there's an acknowledgment of going from less places to more places, and it almost looks like one is going with the intention of going to a specific place, and that's why there's question marks with this, but the feeling that comes through is don't look at where we think I was going. I was just walking this direction, so it's almost like if someone's walking towards a 7-Eleven, and you're like, why would they go to a 7-Eleven at one in the morning? It's like, no, that wasn't the goal. It just happens to be that one was going in maybe a familiar path or more of a direction that they would go, but it comes through in a very not stable kind of a way, which just indicates, sadly, that someone might have been inebriated. That comes through in that way. Again, nephew and niece thing is really, really emphasized, but the interesting thing that I want to highlight with her, though, is she's having me bring up real quick. There's a dispute about a nail polish color. I don't know what this is. She's having me acknowledge coming through. She's showing painting the nails. Hear this out. There could have been a discussion or a dispute where someone's having to pick a nail color, and they're like, I'm going to do this nail color. It's like, no, you're not. I know it's ridiculous, but if someone was like, you are not wearing that nail color, or something along those lines, I don't know what this is. It comes through in a funny way. It's just a message that's being communicated in, again, a funny sense, but that's kind of the personality when she comes across. She comes through very lighthearted in this way and very lovely, but I think that in the way that this comes across, sadly, this is just a tragedy. In this case, I do get a feeling of being completely at peace, but there is a frustration with why did I go back? I think when we transition, we understand why we go, and we also understand the lessons that we learn in the process. I think she's completely fine, but it's interesting. The baby with the SIDS thing, I think, was really, for me, probably the strongest pull, and then to family members. We've got some of the older ones. I'm going to throw out a couple more names really quick, and then I'll move on to any questions. They're having me talk about the Bill connection again. Bill was who now? My uncle, my dad's brother. Dad's brother, okay. I'm going to give you a name, and really, really look into this, because I can guarantee you it will end up connecting. There's a Bill, and there's also an acknowledgement of a Tom. It would still be connected to Bill. Connect to the Bill. There is a Tom connection. When we go back into family research, look and see, potentially, if someone was Thomas. It could even be a middle name, but there's some form of a pull on that end. Oftentimes, when details like this come through, it's a loved one's way of trying to say hello to lots of people. If we're like, oh, I know who that is, that's their way of acknowledging that they're there. In all of what's popped in, we've connected to some, I think probably quite a few, all across the board, all over the place. Today, who were you hoping to hear from? Well, you had my sister, Kathy, with the wreck, and then my dad was the necklace. Nice. Yeah, and those were the two I was hoping for. I always tell people, readings aren't a cure for grief, but sometimes they can help us get perspective. Yeah, understand. Absolutely, because we all have that striving to understand when we have our loved ones who pass, and we never, obviously, for the most part, usually get to see them in person. It's one of those things you want to know. What happened? I think that a lot of loved ones are around. Yeah, can I ask you one more thing? Sure, absolutely. When my dad passed away, I refused to leave his room. I would not leave, because I've been there. Everybody leaves, and then they're going to pass, when everybody leaves. Exactly. Everybody left but me, and I made a bed on the floor to sleep next to him, and the people no more walked out the door than he started going. Did he know I was there with him? Sure, let's look. You know what's weird, too? Someone actually placed their hand. This is so weird. Someone either prayed over him or placed their hands over him. It's a weird thing, because I never see them do this. Someone would have actually gone like this, or like, I don't know what this is, but there's a feeling of, for one, he knew he was prayed for, of course, but everyone usually is towards the end. But the feeling is, I don't know if someone either laid the hands or what this is, but he showed me that immediately. He came through, and for him it was very important, because he's having me acknowledge, ooh, he definitely did not want to have to breathe on his own. He had said, he told you, he had to have told you, I'm not getting a tube. They're not going to put that inside me. I am not going to go, I'm not tolerating this. He comes through, and there's a feeling of, no, I'm just going to go on my own with this. They did, and then they took it out. Yeah, because it's like, just get this out. This has to be out. It's not something that he would have wanted. No. So please know that's his way of acknowledging this happened as it was. Okay. I keep hearing, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you. And he knew in that moment of passing how much of a difference he made. And he's having me come through and acknowledge that he's so happy because he knew that you were going to be fine. And people would have even said, I'm going to be fine, I'm going to be fine. You don't have to worry. I don't want you to have to worry about me. And he's like, yeah, I'm not worried. I'm not worried. He's showing me Jamie, and then he's like, not worried. Not concerned. But honestly, in this way, there's a sense of peace with this because he knew and was able to freely pass knowing that you were going to be all right and that ultimately there was nothing that he had to worry about. He didn't have to hold on in this way. I try to connect with him. Not try. I feel him often, almost like he's talking to me. And I'll be like, okay, Dad. Get off my back about that. Oh, yeah. No, absolutely. No, I love that because it's funny. You might find if you're driving, he'll come through and not like, oh, he's sitting on the back seat in a nice kind of way. It's almost like you ran the red light or it's like he'd be talking about your driving. In fact, he's having me joke about your driving weirdly. I don't know if you drive badly or if someone made fun of you with this, but there's a funny joke about it because he has me acknowledged. It's like we're in a car and I'm driving. It's like, navigate left. Navigate right. But even when it comes to picking things, I think you'll hear your dad. He will try to come through with his opinion and kind of give me that. So please know that when you experience that and you hear these things, that that's really his way of connecting. I believe that mediums are a great way to connect to loved ones, but we at our core are connected to our loved ones more than anyone ever could be. Yeah. And so they're going to send the messages to us and those signs and readings just kind of help know what to look for and validate that. Great. That's awesome. Please know Dad's perfectly fine. When he comes through, he's happy that he didn't have to hold on. Yeah. Only on E! The phenomenon returns. 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