Thank you for the article and the link, Lucy. This is interesting. I would like to see more reports of successful psychic interventions like these. I do wonder, however, why she characterizes herself as a "regular" person in the same sentence (as quoted in the article) as mentioning that she reads a bible everyday. The article mentions early on that she was raised in a strict Catholic setting. Perhaps the "outing" of a successful Catholic psychic somehow legitimizes the work?

I'm sure that was not the point that was being made, but it does make me wonder. It's almost as if the story can't be told without subtly disparaging some unknown psychic who doesn't read a bible everyday.

Of course, my comment could just be defensiveness and contrariness on my part.

I did find the article interesting and can't imagine how much relief she must bring to bereaved parents if her talents are normally as clearly expressed as the story in the article. Walking into a party and identifying a person's deceased son standing behind them is impressive.

But, how much does she charge now for her services? She quit her "day job" to do this kind of work, as well as other energy work.

She mentions that she wants to gather a group of psychics together to assist with police and detective work.

If she is successful in that goal, and the results add up, all the power to her.