Sensing Death?

Thanks Laura. Although I don't have a thing about angels wings and certainly don't believe we turn into an angel when we die, I do admit, I'm VERY into angels! How I LOVE them!!

Whilst you're here Laura, few days ago I found an article by you on using our pendulums and, for the life of me, can't remember where I found it. Can you point me in the right direction please!

Have just thought, perhaps I should be asking my pendulum, lol!!!

Here? Sure. :)

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My mother and I didn't let any stones go unturned. I believe we shared a heart this existence; not that we were twin souls, soul mates, or anything like that. Well, years before she passed, whenever I thought of her dying, I would feel like a brick was pressing down hard on my chest. It would take my breath away. I wondered how I could ever be separated from her, in death. Well, a very spiritual person told me to think about giving her portion of her heart back, when in her presence, and then taking my part back. It worked. Then she had some close calls before she died, and each time I would cry when she said, she felt like she was going, but would not leave without me permission. Well, she started to fail badly, and I could not bear to see her that way. So, the day that she passed, I told her to go to heaven, because I couldn't bear to see her that way anymore. She called for my husband and daughter, saying it was almost the end of the story. We all left, and she died that night. I did not want to be there when she died, and to this day I still feel like I did the right thing, for giving her permission, and for respecting both of our boundaries by not being there with her when she made the transition.

I work with dying individuals, and I seem to especially know when their time is up. I think I got this gift after my mom died. It leaves me with no surprises, which is just fine with me.