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Having survived stage 4 cancer, Jenny thought she had endured the greatest test of her life, until in a single moment, a collision with a drunk driver took the life of her seventeen-year-old son and left her remaining son clinging to life with catastrophic injuries. Jenny’s guest is Jenny Leavitt, Author of “GodPrints: Finding Evidence of God in the Shattered Pieces of Life.” Jenny and her husband, Myron, never intended to walk this road through the valley of the shadow of death, but life often doesn’t work out the way we plan. Jenny shares her pain, her fears, her healing and her hope.  For anyone beaten down by life, feeling adrift among trials, or struggling with day-to-day challenges Jenny offers encouragement in this interview and her book.  

In this week’s episode, I’m honored to introduce you to Kathy Burry. If you live in our area, you probably know Kathy or her husband, Jimbo. Kathy is such a delight, even though she’s endured so much heartache in her life. She lost her mother to suicide when Kathy was only 29 years old, and she was diagnosed with breast cancer and endured chemo and a mastectomy in her 40’s. But her greatest challenge was losing her 20-year-old son to leukemia 16 years ago. Actually, this episode releases on the 16th anniversary of her son, Johnny’s, death. Kathy talks about how good God has been to her even though she’s had to walk such a difficult path. She says, “Only God can give peace to a broken-hearted mama and daddy that have to live without their boy on this earth.” This episode touched my heart so much. Kathy’s story will encourage you and give you hope, especially if you’re walking your own difficult journey. If you don’t already know and love Kathy, you definitely will after this episode.

❓Are you grieving the loss of your child?

❓Are you going through the difficult period of loss and separation?

🎤Listen to this episode of Authors Promotion Show, My Angel in Heaven with Rebecca Vijay, Founder of Fount of Grace Creatives, Bestselling Author & Contributor to Thrive Global & other Magazines. the Good Men Project, Momspresso and Raising World Children.

💥My Angel in Heaven is a simple and short book that takes you along a mom’s journey through infant loss to peace and joy. The author’s firstborn twin son went to be with the LORD when he was only three days old. As she struggled through shock, grief and pain, GOD pulled her out of the pit of despair and sorrow, and comforted her and provided HIS peace.

💥GOD provides solace in the midst of loss, grief, and suffering. HE is the only one who can turn your sorrows into joy and restore you completely. You too can find comfort and hope in HIM. Trust in the larger plan of the Almighty and be encouraged and restored.

💥There is light and joy at the end of the tunnel as we believe that the separation is temporary only and we will meet our angels in heaven soon.

💥She provides full-service publishing and networking experiences to amplify breakthrough stories of heart-centered women thought leaders, catalysts and visionaries. Having lost her 3-day-old firstborn twin son, she also supports bereaved parents going through infant loss. Rebecca lives in New Delhi, India with her husband and two children. Https://RebeccaVijay.com

🔗https://p2p.rebeccavijay.com/f/fired-up 

My guest is Brandy Vega. Brandy tells of her struggle as young girl with depression and suicide. In 2019 Brandy's twelve year old attempted to take her life. Brandy agreed to keep this between family out of respect to her daughter, and fear of what others would think. Then last February late one night the police came knocking letting them know they needed to check their daughter. A friend who she confided in had called the police. Because of that call her life was saved. She was given a second chance. Brandy, owner of Vega Studios and Good Deed Revolution has been prompted to make a difference mental health and suicide. She is amazing and has an event August 14, at the Dry Bar in Provo, called Dying to Laugh, A funny look at depression & suicide. Tickets are available on eventbrite.com See what she is doing with her non-profit gooddeedrevolution.org

My guest is Brandy Vega. Brandy tells of her struggle as young girl with depression and suicide. In 2019 Brandy's twelve year old attempted to take her life. Brandy agreed to keep this between family out of respect to her daughter, and fear of what others would think. Then last February late one night the police came knocking letting them know they needed to check their daughter. A friend who she confided in had called the police. Because of that call her life was saved. She was given a second chance. Brandy, owner of Vega Studios and Good Deed Revolution has been prompted to make a difference mental health and suicide. She is amazing and has an event August 14, at the Dry Bar in Provo, called Dying to Laugh, A funny look at depression & suicide. Tickets are available on eventbrite.com See what she is doing with her non-profit gooddeedrevolution.org

Mitchell Coombes, Australia's most trusted spiritual medium, returns to discuss his most recent book, Signs from Spirit: Inspiring True Stories from the Afterlife. Topics include spirits communicating through technology, the pain of losing a child, grief, and many stories of signs from the afterlife. Plus, Mitchell has a super awesome vintage crystal ball and aura goggles!! Visit BigSeance.com/190 for more info.

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In this episode:

Episode Teaser :00

Intro :58

Mitchell’s Bio 1:40

A brief reminder of what we learned after Mitchell’s previous appearance on the show in episode 115. 3:25

Mitchell is constantly growing, changing, and evolving as a spiritual medium. 5:15

Spirit LOVES technology! 8:24

Communication through Amazon Alexa and other popular home devices. 9:08

Mitchell’s desk drawer just popped open! 10:23

Mitchell’s home is alive with energy, and it’s a natural part of his life. 12:40

Oftentimes signs from spirit are very subtle, but they’re always memorable! 14:25

Shoutout to Susan! We love you! 15:10

An EMF experience at the Quarantine Station in Manly, and heckling at Maitland Gaol. 16:00

Buttons the Clown and more about signs from spirit. 19:05

Sunflower Love 21:22

Should I ask for a sign from my loved one? 25:42

There’s a penny in my shoe! 27:44

Journaling those moments and collecting signs. 33:00

A chipmunk gospel version of In the Garden. 33:55

Flickering lights at Mitchell’s public events. 35:53

Sensing the spirit world is like noticing the wind. 38:25

Rockin’ Around Grandma’s Christmas Poinsettia. 39:44

It must be so frustrating for spirits trying to send signs that we just aren’t picking up. 41:03

The pain of miscarriage and losing a child. 43:40

Grief and the cling film effect. 50:13

"A voice, to me, is like a thumb print." 54:14

Mitchell’s beautiful crystal ball from the 1800s. 55:34

He also has vintage aura goggles! 58:30

Pulling cards and putting them back! 59:55

Mitchell and Patrick will be hosting a LIVE seance very soon! Stay tuned and look for info in the Big Seance Parlor! 1:02:24

Thanks to Susan, Kevin, Anne and Renata, Bruce, Melissa, and Jeanette for showing up and joining me for our very first Zoom Paranerd Party recently! 1:03:50

A special THANK YOU to Patreon supporters at the Super Paranerd and Parlor Guest level! 1:04:25

Outro 1:06:20

For more on Mitchell Coombes

MitchellCoombes.com

Mitchell’s books on Amazon

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Twitter: @MitchellCoombes

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This weeks episode is with my friend Debbie Bush. Debbie and I met in January after the loss of her 18 year old son Jayden. Jayden had a smile and personality that could light up any room. The Bush family was awakened in the middle of the night by one of Jaydens friends letting them know that they needed to find their son. That night the Bush families world changed in an instant. Hear directly from her how life has changed. How they are moving forward, and why she can't be silent about suicide. 

This weeks episode is with my friend Debbie Bush. Debbie and I met in January after the loss of her 18 year old son Jayden. Jayden had a smile and personality that could light up any room. The Bush family was awakened in the middle of the night by one of Jaydens friends letting them know that they needed to find their son. That night the Bush families world changed in an instant. Hear directly from her how life has changed. How they are moving forward, and why she can't be silent about suicide. 

Episode 33 has the wonderful story of a man who has dramatically improved the lives of 16,000 homebound people by building them free wheelchair ramps; a woman who suffered the unimaginable losses of three infant children but started a ministry to help grieving parents who have lost a child; a man who showed love to his neighbors just before Easter by making a wooden cross for their yard; and a woman whose life was dramatically altered by simply attending a ministry meeting on helping children in third world countries. 

This weeks guest is my good friend, Tooele County Sheriff Paul Wimmer. We chat about when he knew he wanted to go into law enforcement. We talk suicide and first responders. We talk about how much they are called out on suicides, and what a difficult situation that is. Sheriff Wimmer shares how his families world was rocked in 2014 when his nephew took his life. Paul has seen the effects personally, and that has given him insight and empathy to suicide. He has been a champion of the Foundation, and a blessing to our community.  

This weeks guest is my good friend, Tooele County Sheriff Paul Wimmer. We chat about when he knew he wanted to go into law enforcement. We talk suicide and first responders. We talk about how much they are called out on suicides, and what a difficult situation that is. Sheriff Wimmer shares how his families world was rocked in 2014 when his nephew took his life. Paul has seen the effects personally, and that has given him insight and empathy to suicide. He has been a champion of the Foundation, and a blessing to our community.  

My guest Lark Dean Galley shares her personal story of suicide loss. She lost her father to suicide as well as her 19 year old son. She talks about the struggles and challenges life has handed her, and how she has found the strength to go forward. She explains how she found the courage to enter this space of suicide prevention, and why she is so passionate about sharing the message. She has recently finished a book entitled Learning to Breathe Again.  

My guest Lark Dean Galley shares her personal story of suicide loss. She lost her father to suicide as well as her 19 year old son. She talks about the struggles and challenges life has handed her, and how she has found the strength to go forward. She explains how she found the courage to enter this space of suicide prevention, and why she is so passionate about sharing the message. She has recently finished a book entitled Learning to Breathe Again.  

In Episode 11, you'll hear the story of a woman that visits the Alzheimer's unit of her local hospital and calms the patients' fears with her violin music; a father that reaches out to other broken-hearted parents who have recently lost a child; a couple that started a food pantry that has grown beyond anyone's expectations; and a man who uses his musical talents to lead worship services at prisons. 

A conversation with Julie Cluff, as she talks about suffering the loss of her brother to suicide, and a failed marriage. Both of these losses preceded the toughest loss, that most of us can't even imagine. On Mother's Day in 2007, Julie was taking a trip from Texas to North Carolina to visit her in-laws with three of her children. She woke up to the suburban she was driving rolling down the median. When the car came to a rest and she later arrived at the hospital, she was told her two youngest children had died in the crash. This is an episode you cannot miss. Julie Cluff is a fellow podcaster, grief coach and author of a new book that comes out next month. 

A conversation with Julie Cluff, as she talks about suffering the loss of her brother to suicide, and a failed marriage. Both of these losses preceded the toughest loss, that most of us can't even imagine. On Mother's Day in 2007, Julie was taking a trip from Texas to North Carolina to visit her in-laws with three of her children. She woke up to the suburban she was driving rolling down the median. When the car came to a rest and she later arrived at the hospital, she was told her two youngest children had died in the crash. This is an episode you cannot miss. Julie Cluff is a fellow podcaster, grief coach and author of a new book that comes out next month.