Testimonials

There has been a manhunt for this dog... tracks laid by familiar people, leashes and treats left around the preserve (along with photos), ads placed everywhere, every vet notified, etc etc etc.

You were also correct that BC was well hidden before this. You totally got this right.

Thanks again Deb.... I hate to ask you to do this stuff but frankly I don't trust anyone else.

D. Weatherford for J. Farlow animal communication: I just talked with this man for over an hour. You are going to be so pleased about the results of your communication. Validation is not nearly a strong enough word for my conversation with him...ABSOLUTELY AMAZING.

The way the Universe works is just plain magical. And if you treat the Universe right, you can depend on It to help you in every way possible but, it needs helpers...... Just as Debra and I were talking on the phone the other night, I mentioned a friend of mine that had taken his own life about a month ago. It wasn't 45 seconds later that he was coming in with several messages for his loved one's back in East Texas. Debra knew so much about him and his "family" that there could never be any doubt that it was Brian coming in loud and clear and strong. I was amazed and had to sit down. I know she is genuine and has been for the last 5 years that I have known her but I still get weak in the knees and drop jawed at her accuracy. And this isn't the first reading that I've gotten from her. One just as great as the other. Not to mention, she's a down to earth, good girl and a very dear friend of mine. Thanks Gal, I appreciate you.

Diane Weatherford

C. Escobar; WOW, Deb! You are AMAZING!!!!!
I have to tell you, I was like a little kid waking up this morning like it was on Christmas morning or something, running to my computer to see if you had responded and YOU DID, AND you were RIGHT ON!!!!!

L. Hughes. This is so unbelievable...the red coat that I told you about has a fleece plaid lining!!! When I read that I almost fell off my chair!! Also growing up (15yrs) we had a dog named pumpkin, who was a HUGE part of the family, that is all I can think of that would be relevant to Bumpkin. Thank you for getting back to me so quickly yesterday....I cried as I read your email...I haven't cried in a long time and it felt really good. Oh yeah there are windchimes at her grave.

T. Hughes: Thank you again for the awesome update. You were right on with the statue, he is buried at Our Lady of Hope Cemetery and there is a big statue of the Blessed Mother at the entrance. Also, while L. was pregnant with Madelyn, Michel crocheted her a light yellow afghan, that is indeed very soft. We were pretty taken aback by this, because Michel was definitely not the "domestic" type.

M. Kirk: I was very excited to hear back from you... you're my only connection to my mom and I await your responses from my emails... I was excited about the things you said and mentioned it to my coworker whose father passed away last July. He asked me how he could get a cut into this as he was

I was delighted to hear that she watches over little Billy - as were my brother & sister-in-law. He's definitely loved with the entire family. I think my mother was playing with him because he was standing looking at

the fireplace (below what we think is the 'orange' item) and giggling...then he pushed through other things to get really close to the side of the fireplace.

It delighted me to know that my mom was there with me when making that soup. The weekend after I

got your email, I was reading and my eyes were tired, so I closed them and rested for a little bit and felt this pressure like someone was hugging me... it was only my torso. It came and went and I attribute it to mom

giving me a hug.

Oh.. and the cheerios... my sister-in-law said that she fed Billy some cheerios before he went to bed the prior evening to receiving your email.