Losing Someone to Drug Overdose
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- About Me:
- I'm 24.We are a small family, mum, dad, Mo (my older brother) and me. We moved a lot when we were young so my brother was and always will be my best mate!
- About my Loss:
- Mo was sadly and very very unexpectedly taken from us on 5 November 2012. He was only 25. I miss him very much and find every day very hard!
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I have always had this trait but, I know you can mediate and it can make you more aware of spirits around you. DON'T USE QUEY BOARDS They CAN OPEN DOORS YOU DON'T WANT OPEN. Just like the living there are good and bad people same goes for spirit s too. To best describe the difference do you know the feeling when you walk into a room and the attention is really high. That's the feeling I get when someone is around me and they are good. The feeling you get when you are around friends and family. The warm good thing like getting a hug. That's a good spirit. Btw, Your brother does have a great smile, he's taller , slimmer body V shape, has the proud cowboy strut. He is by you more than you know. It's not that no one else took his death harder than you but, you and him were close. Has there been a song that has been playing on the radio or you listen to often that reminds you of him? He wants you to know he loves you and wants you know he's okay and at peace.
It's kind of hard to explain, but I will do my best. I have been able to do this ever since I could remember. The only problem I personally have is I can't always make out who is talking to me. And I can't talk to my boyfriend who passed but , I think that's bc the pain is to close . I do talk to my Aunt ,uncle , grandma,and grandfather. Keep in mind your brother can hear your thoughts you just can't hear him.most small children and animals are more aware of spirits then adults but, as they get older they out grown it and tend to pass massages as everyday life. Example: have you ever had a cold chill that only lasted a few moments and went away, but there wasn't' t a breeze or anything to give you the chill. That was most likely a love one s touch .