The Sunday Post (Newcastle)

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Dear June

My wife Anita enjoyed reading your column as they brought her comfort that she’d be reunited with family.

She had been ill for many years with emphysema and was on oxygen constantly, but her last few months were particular­ly challengin­g.

We lost our eldest daughter as a child over 40 years ago and I would like to know if they are together.

I love her so much and I’m heartbroke­n but I did not like seeing her suffer. I truly hope she is now at peace.

R.S., Stirling.

June Says

Watching a loved one deteriorat­e due to an incurable condition is not only heart-breaking but also emotionall­y draining, more so for those who cared for them on a daily basis.

When the quality of life becomes so restrictiv­e, we would give anything to see them finally free of pain.

I sense your good lady was a quiet, unassuming soul who would never complain and did her best to stay as positive as she could for your sake.

Although you looked after her, I get the impression that she also looked after you.

I am aware of a petite, slim lady drawing forward.

There are two people accompanyi­ng her, one on either side (a man and a woman) and they are encouragin­g her to step forward to communicat­e with me. I also see many others following behind them.

I am impressed to say she must have been quite shy.

The couple with her are protective and loving and I sense them to be her parents.

She is quite calm and at peace as she moves near.

I hear the names Gwen and Ann being called.

I am shown the number seven. Does that hold special meaning?

Did she make plans for her funeral service as well as a choice of the music she

wished? Anita wants you to know you did her proud.

She is also aware of the changes you have made around the home and very much approves of them.

She has been reunited with all who love her and also with the child you lost.

They are all together supporting one another and sending strength to you.

She knows how lost you feel without her and assures me she has alerted you to her presence quite a few times and wants you to know she will continue to do so.

VERDICT

Anita was a quiet soul who never complained, but she was also very stubborn and would always keep me right – especially regarding her funeral plans.

Our daughter Ann was seven when she passed.

Gwen was a good friend of Anita’s and she passed not long after.

She had a very close relationsh­ip with her mum and dad.

I have made changes to the house as it was structured around Anita’s wheelchair, so I am glad she approves as I initially felt guilty about making them.

I have been aware of her visiting me many times.

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