The short answer is yes, absolutely.
Someone once asked me, “Since you are an advocate for life after death and provide proof that our loved ones exist on the other side, why do you still grieve over your losses?”
The truth is, regardless of our beliefs, we are all human. Grief is a natural, unavoidable part of the healing process. It’s something that must be acknowledged and honored. While I firmly believe that my loved ones have survived what we call “death,” and I know they are in a good place on the other side, I still miss their physical presence—their company, their hugs, their voices.
People often ask me if, as a medium, it’s easier for me to connect with my own loved ones in the way I do for others. Technically, I could try to link with them, but it’s more complicated. Because I knew them personally, my emotions and memories can interfere, making it difficult to trust that what I’m receiving isn’t influenced by my own thoughts or desires. This is why I prefer to connect with them through another trusted medium, to ensure the authenticity of the communication.
Connecting with loved ones—whether through dreams, direct contact, or mediumship—has been a profound part of my own healing journey. It brings me peace, just as I hope my work brings peace and comfort to my clients. Every day, I am privileged to witness proof of life after death unfold before me, often from people I know nothing about. This continuous experience strengthens my belief that life is, indeed, eternal.
Yet, like everyone else, I still yearn for that one more hug, that one more kiss, or just the touch of a loved one who has passed.
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