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Dear June

My husband died in 1993, leaving me with a young family of two to look after.

We had been together since school days and married in our teens. I missed him but I went on to marry again in 2001. We’re still together. Three years ago, my eldest son died in a car accident. He had been drinking when he got behind the wheel. Has he made it to the other side and is his dad there with him? Will I see them both again?

Wilma, Glasgow

June Says

There are many people like you who, having lost a partner, have gone on to find new love or companionship.

Although they loved their partners and they will always hold a special place in their hearts, it is not wrong or disrespectful to find someone to live the rest of their physical lives with.

We are all capable of loving many people in our lives in many different ways.

As I make my connection to those in spirit gathering around me, I sense a few people standing close and I smell strong alcohol.

I get the impression alcohol would have been a strong factor in your husband’s passing.

I am very aware of him. He was not what I would describe as a shy person as he was someone not afraid to speak his mind, but I sense he was well liked by many for his honesty.

I sense he was a man’s man and stood up for what he believed in.

I hear the bagpipes playing in the background but I’m unable to identify the melody as they are too faint and far away. Did someone play the pipes or were they played at your son’s or husband’s funeral?

Your son is with his dad and you need to know their relationship is now very strong, as I feel they didn’t always see eye to eye.

Your husband was there to collect him as you asked him to be there for his son on spirit side. I get the impression he didn’t support him as much as you would have liked when they were here on the physical side of life.

You will see them again when your time comes but, until then, they will remain close by, working as a team to surround you with the love and support you need daily to see you through the grief.

VERDICT

My late husband was a recovering alcoholic but the damage he caused to his body was not repairable and we lost him far too early.

He was not the easiest person to get on with and tended to just say what he thought. He and my son had a rocky relationship.

I asked him to be there for our son from the other side and to look after him, as he hadn’t been there for him much during his lifetime.

The bagpipes were played at both of their funerals.

My husband played the pipes in his younger Army days, when he was very much a man’s man.

June Says

Our mum died two years ago and we miss her.

Does she know my youngest sister and I have fallen out with our middle sister?

She is missing out on so very much but is very stubborn.

My dad died 42 years ago. Is he with mum? When she was nearing the end, she said she saw her mum and aunt.

I’ve seen a few

people who have passed, including my dad, mum-in-law and a friend. Mary, Scarborough June Says

It’s a shame when families fall out after the passing of a loved one, but in my experience the loss of a family member either pulls a family closer together or can tear it apart.

When a family split occurs after a loss, while it takes time most will gradually pull together again. Their relationships will never be what they were but grievances will be alleviated in time.

Your parents know what’s happening and will work tirelessly from spirit side along with other relatives to ease the pain a family split can cause.