So wonderful to meet you!
Tyler, great to meet you!
I’m Abby.
Lovely to meet you, Abby!
The way that I work is, typically, I scribble.
It’s just my way of kind of meditating, getting in the zone, things like that.
OK.
And we’re just gonna go from there and see what naturally comes through.
Perfect.
And obviously you brought some objects, which I love.
Now, before you walked in I was sitting with them a little bit and I was kind of holding
on to them and sometimes an object will just kind of help me get more of a direct feeling.
I had a lot coming in, so..
OK, wow!
I’m really excited and we’ll go from there.
Perfect.
OK!
You brought those objects and I think there was a jacket, right?
Yeah.
Gotcha.
Is the jacket in this room?
No.
OK, maybe we should get it if you don’t mind.
Perfect!
I love it.
Because I was holding on to these – I had that one and those two – I had multiple
people coming through for all of these objects.
I wasn’t really sure why.
So, are these all for one person, or are they for different people?
There’s two people.
Copy that, OK.
Anyone can come through, technically.
I’m just gonna communicate everything I see, hear and feel, so give me one sec, I’m gonna scribble.
We’re gonna go through here.
Wow.
Now immediately I have these two women who are coming through together that I feel like
I need to highlight.
One of these ladies for sure coming in is acknowledging passing away at more of an age
appropriate time, so a traditional situation.
But I have another person coming in with her who actually passed away prematurely.
Typically, you know, we think we’re gonna get to live to be 70s, 80s, 90.
They’re having me acknowledge an individual who didn’t make it to that point.
Do you know of anyone within family who would have passed come closer to the middle there.
Yeah, my grandma.
Gotcha.
That’s my grandma’s.
I am gonna hold on to the grandma thing, because I feel like I’m more connected to the pink,
to be honest… the way this is coming through, so I’m gonna go with that.
So let me see.
There, there…
A situation where there is concern, actually, about care.
Showing me negligence.
That I can’t change at all, actually.
Holy cow!
Oof, give me one moment.
Sorry.
They’re showing me a symbol for medical negligence and when they showed that, that
always indicates, always, that there was some factor within a medical context where something
should have been done, or we would have trusted something would have been done, and it didn’t
get done either in the right way or the right time.
I don’t know, I can’t make a change.
Are you familiar with anything along these lines?
Connected to her?
Yeah, there was medical negligence before she died.
The doctor she went to didn’t give her a blood thinner with the medicine that she was
supposed to have, which then caused her to have a stroke.
And then there was a whole lawsuit after from my family.
Please know she’s fine, she’s at peace when this comes across.
She’s not acknowledging any resentment, any frustration…
OK.
She’s just more aware that this affected the family.
They’re having me acknowledge this, like, impact thing… but I can’t make a change.
It’s really weird.
It really, it changed into this situation where they’re showing me someone like…
like…
I don’t know it’s weird.
I feel like I’m around grandma’s situation.
If someone had like, just gotten a concussion – I know she had the stroke, but it’s
not that kind of thing.
Definitely feel like, brain thing, but it feels external, goes internal.
So, during the lawsuit I think the doctor shot himself.
Did he shoot himself in the head?
Yeah.
OK, then yeah.
There’s fixing… something, and there’s an appreciation for this.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Yeah.
Because I wasn’t able to do this myself.
So my mom was actually the one who dug into the situation, because she works in the medical
field as well.
So she couldn’t grasp the fact that she died at 66 for, you know, out of nowhere.
So my mom was the one who really went and got the hospital records, looked at it and
brought it to somebody else to realize it wasn’t right.
So she was the one that really pushed for that.
The feeling is like, there’s an appreciation for mom taking initiative.
It’s cute, when she comes through, for some reason she’s showing you as a princess.
It’s the funniest thing… and when she comes in, it’s adorable.
It’s super cute.
We were really close when I was little.
I love it.
She comes across perfectly fine and, again, at complete peace.
Acknowledges the medical negligence, is appreciative for what family would have done moving forward
to kind of help her… and very aware that what family did really helped not only her,
but all of the other victims of this person.
OK
And please know that she is not with the doctor who hurt her.
They do not acknowledge being connected as much as she’s just acknowledging that there
was an event about an impact and that it happened.
Thank you so much.
Yes thank you so much.
Of course, let me give you a hug.
Yes.
That was so great, thank you so much.