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To: Errant

I have been on here for years but very seldom post anything. I just have to tell you about a friend of mine, Kay, who died years ago at the age of 16. She was in a cancer hospital in Texas and had made friends with a girl who was named Amy. Amy died but Kay was too sick to be told about it. Right before she died Kay said “Jesus, I didn’t know you were bringing Amy with you.” So I do believe that it is possible that a loved one can great us along with our maker on the other side.


33 posted on 09/17/2011 5:20:32 PM PDT by GODAWGS47
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To: GODAWGS47
Bless you for sharing. :)

I'm completely convinced myself.

38 posted on 09/17/2011 5:33:27 PM PDT by Errant
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To: GODAWGS47

Thanks for sharing


39 posted on 09/17/2011 5:36:42 PM PDT by LivingNet
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To: GODAWGS47

I know this from a family member who is in AA.

My relative had a friendship with a pastor who ministered to substance abuse people in the hospital who were dying from the damage they had done to their bodies via their alcoholism.

Lots of times this meant being around the hospital at odd times, being around at night. He relayed to my relative that he always knew when someone died because he could see lights descending down to the hospital and then departing shortly afterwards. One AA guy I knew who was on the rebound (we thought) getting better, died unexpectedly, and this pastor was on his way over that night and he saw the lights while driving up and was hoping it wasn’t our friend, but he said he knew it was.


41 posted on 09/17/2011 5:42:04 PM PDT by Secret Agent Man (I'd like to tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.)
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