#1 Medium John Edward: The TRUTH About Life After Death Everyone Needs to Hear!

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  @Koakoa45 · 7 months ago (edited)

  My husband passed in 2024 after a long illness. He said his goodbyes, wrapped up his affairs, made sure I was ok and could continue living comfortably, said our &quot;I love you.&quot; When he passed everyone said they did not feel grief because he was so at peace with going. He was ready. He went into a coma and woke up one last time and told everyone, &quot;We got it all wrong, life is about love and helping each other, nothing else matters and in the end is meaningless nonsense that we torture ourselves with. I can feel all the love from you guys now that I couldn&apos;t before, I can feel it all and you take it with you.&quot; &nbsp;The thing is he did not believe in psychics or after world but he would say to me, &quot;I don&apos;t believe people can see the future or talk to the dead but you freak me the hell out.&quot; Yeah I can do that. The last thing he said to me was, &quot;When it is your time, I will come hold your hand and bring you over, Oh don&apos;t worry that will be many, many years from now.&quot; I laughed and said, &quot;but you don&apos;t believe in those things.&quot; he pulled me close and whispered in my ear. &quot;I was wrong.&quot; he smiled at me, winked and slipped into a coma within minutes and passed 2 days later.<br><br>Had to add this: He told me once that &quot;if what you say is true I wont come see you after I die, I will go see the universe, planets and find the answers to all I wanted to know in this life.&quot; I have not seen or heard him but twice, so I would like to think he is out there exploring the stars.

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  @Plantbell · 8 months ago

  It s friday night, i m alone, i buy me ice cream, i lost my mom on april and suddenly this video came to me....now i m crying but with a profound gratitude, i feel that this video helps me so much!! i send love and hugs to everyone grieving like me and THANKS A LOT for this video!! sorry my english, i m &nbsp;from Argentina in south america, i hope that everyone understand me. Gracias, gracias, gracias ❤‍🩹

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  @ErinBeil · 2 weeks ago

  My dad died by himself. Hearing that he wasn&apos;t alone, because others who have passed came for him. I needed that, thank you! 😭

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• LV

  @Lvennh · 7 months ago (edited)

  My dog died on her 14th birthday. She was a rescue dog and we had a very special bond. I talked to a medium after her passing and the first thing he said was &quot;There is a dog with you, you had a very special bond with the dog and there is something with 14.....&quot;. There is nothing more i need to know in life...i know now that every time i think about my dog or my grandma or grandpa, they are with me. That makes grief a little softer.

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  @lauriefuda · 7 months ago

  I worked in healthcare as a respiratory therapist for 35 years. Death and dying were a part of my life on a regular basis. Giving people permission to go is very important. It&apos;s hard, but I truly feel it helps their soul let go. Also, just talking to them and letting them know how much you love them and that you&apos;ll never forget them.

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  @LifeCoachLiz1 · 8 months ago

  I lost my son in Oct 2024. He was 23. He was in a motorcycle accident and died instantly. All I want to do is talk about him. Not in a sad way. It makes me happy to talk about him. Because he was amazing. So John is right. Don&apos;t hesitate. Even if that person starts crying. You&apos;re validating their love for their child and the child&apos;s life itself❤️. Love you Ry. He wants me to be happy. Also I&apos;ve been following John for years. He&apos;s amazing. Thank you Jay for being open to this interview

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  @valleyvoidphoenixaz · 8 months ago

  Grief is love that has no place to go❤

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  @spegeg · 7 months ago

  I’m blessed to know John personally and I’ll just say he’s the real deal. And what I mean by that is this; John is sincere in what he does but don’t overlook what he actually does for people. What he’s doing is giving people validation that consciousness exists beyond the physical realm in order to have closure or confirmation or whatever they seek. John has a heart of gold.

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  @mommajeanne · 7 months ago

  My name is Jeanne. I am a mother of eight, and my life has been forever changed by grief.<br><br>On June 25, 2024, I lost my mother the woman who raised me, shaped me, and loved me through every season of my life.<br><br>On October 15, 2024, my 19-year-old daughter, Journee, and my 3-month-old granddaughter, Alanee Grace, were killed together in a head-on collision caused by drowsy driving. Journee was forever 19. Alanee was only 3 months and 23 days old my only grandbaby.<br><br>On December 8, 2025, I held my daughter Ashlee in my arms as she took her final breath after battling lupus and end-stage renal failure. She fought so hard. I was there when she passed, and that moment lives in me forever.<br><br>In 18 months, I buried my mother, my daughter, my granddaughter, and another daughter. Grief is no longer something I visit it is something I live with every single day.<br><br>Some days I am strong. Some days I am barely breathing. But I keep going for my children who are still here for Kyree, Amaree, Shawnee, and the rest of my family who need me to stay standing.<br><br>This is my grief journey. It is raw. It is heavy. It is honest. And it is filled with love that did not end when their lives did.<br><br>I share my story not for pity, but because love deserves to be remembered out loud.<br>Forever their mom. Forever their Memee. Forever carrying them with me. 🤍

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  @Carol2a · 8 months ago

  It’s been 20 years since my son died. The day he passed my life changed. Every day I live as it’s my last. We are here for a moment and we need to make this journey count. I miss my son, but he was here for his moment and we will meet agian❤❤.

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  @Mama83F · 8 months ago

  I lost my daughter at 18 weeks gestation in 2020. &nbsp;My deceased mother in law came to me in a dream 6 months later. &nbsp;Sat with me on the couch in my dream and told me not to be sad, I would have a son named Parker. &nbsp;My Parker is about to turn 5 this August. &nbsp;I believe!

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  @Sara-n7n8m · 7 months ago

  My disabled son passed away two weeks ago. I know that he is in a better place. I am grateful for that. Now I have trouble sleeping, mornings are hardest for me. I cry then I can get on with my day, Some days are easier than others, I miss him everyday.

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