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Dear June

I lost my mum two years ago. She had been due to go into hospital for an operation. We had lunch the day before she was admitted and discussed my wedding plans.

I took her to the hospital the next morning. A few days later, they switched off her life support machine.

She was my best friend. My dad passed away five years earlier.

I often wonder if she came to my wedding. I miss her so much.

Arlene, Carlisle

June Says

Losing a parent is emotionally devastating.

Some children move away. Some live their own lives and visit their parents periodically.

You had such a close relationship and bond with your mum that after she passed you would have felt lost without her.

It is traumatic to lose someone close so unexpectedly, especially if you were with them prior to their passing and they seemed well.

As I read your letter, I get the strong impression of a lady drawing forward from spirit side and I sense she was an extremely determined character. She wouldn’t settle for second best under any circumstances.

She was undoubtedly the leader in the family, who most people would approach for advice and help. She had the most incredible knack of being able to see things as they were.

Although you say she was well, I sense a cancerous condition and am impressed to say this had been with her for some time. I’m drawn to the lower stomach area.

Her strength of character and sheer determination to keep going, no matter what, would not allow her to give in to illness.

She was a petite lady with a sense of loyalty and showed great courage in many of her life experiences. She is standing with many family members who I feel she cut ties with many years before, during her physical life. She was not one to forgive disloyalty easily.

She is happy to be reunited with them and says their differences have been resolved and she has gained closure.

She was with you on your special day and makes mention of the glass. You constantly sense her and will continue to feel her love, as she’s your mum and will always be there to look after you.

VERDICT

On my wedding day, during the toast, a glass shattered on the table. I did say later I hoped it was a sign from mum.

Mum previously had stomach cancer but it travelled into the bowel and this operation would have been her third procedure.

She was a strong, determined person (and just under 5ft tall) who always seemed to bounce back from any situation she had to face and that was why her loss was such a great shock to us all.

She withdrew from her siblings many years ago and they didn’t speak. I’m glad they resolved their issues and are supporting one another in the afterlife.

Dear June

Iam finding it hard being without my husband of 68 years since I lost him last year.

I was not with him when he died. We had been with him all day and night for days. I went home to freshen up and when I returned he had just passed away.

I talk to him daily and would love to know if he is all right.

Please tell him we

love him and miss him so much.

Peggy, email

June Says

Family meant the world to your husband and he could feel the love when you were all gathered round. He hung on to life for you all, even though his body was tired.

When you left, he became more aware of loved ones from spirit side and at that moment didn’t have to choose between loved ones around him or spirit waiting to collect him.

He let go of his worn-out body and was immediately safe in the care of spirit and free of any pain.

He knows how much you all love and miss him as he walks unseen by your side, watching over you each and every day.