She Has Spoken to 50,000 Dead People. Here's What They All Say | Theresa Caputo

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  @MayimBialik · 2 years ago · pinned

  Have you ever received signs from or been in direct contact with a loved one who has passed on? Would love to hear about it down below! 🙏

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  @karenhofer9227 · 3 months ago

  I saw Theresa at a live show. I lost my son in a car accident in  2020 and Theresa came over to me. She was able to tell me many things about my son and the things that I have done after losing him. She knew that I kept his cowboy boots in his old room and that I keep his Driver's Licence with me at all times. She also knew many about the accident and my thoughts following his loss. I felt like I was on fire inside while she was speaking to me. The next day, I had the most peace that I have ever felt following his loss. 💜 Thank you Theresa! 💜

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  @cuteness51308 · 1 year ago

  My dad was in a coma and he visited me one night. I found him sitting on the edge of my couch in my living room with his head in his hands. I told my dad that he needed to go back to his body, he needed to wake up. I told him it wasn’t time yet. I told him I loved him and I would see him soon. Mind you my dad was in California and I’m in Massachusetts. My dad woke up the next day from his coma. He didn’t remember his visit, but he was awake. When my dad passed in 2023, I asked him for a sign he’s okay and at peace. I asked him to send me a cardinal. I got a cardinal every morning for a week in my yard.  My daddy is okay and at peace, I luckily had closure with a last phone call on his birthday, he passed three days later. Fly high daddy. I love you, until we meet again.

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  @aprilkruger533 · 2 years ago

  My dad passed away when my mom was 4 months pregnant with me. When I was 3 or 4, I got very sick and had to go to the ER for a very high fever. I remember asking my mom about the man standing next to her. She said no one was there. I asked several times because I could definitely see a man. They thought it was a hallucination because of my fever.<br>A couple of weeks later, I saw a photo of him at a relatives home. I told everyone that that was the man from the hospital. It was my dad. At the time, I really didn&apos;t know that he was my dad because I had a great stepdad and he was all I knew. I still believe to this day, that I saw my dad looking over me.

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  @ILoveOBX-d7x · 5 months ago

  When my mom passed in 2024, I was so heartbroken just couldn&apos;t stop crying for days ...until one night I dreamt of mom &amp; dad. My dad who passed in 1976, spoke to me and said, don&apos;t worry about your mom, she&apos;s with me and she&apos;s Ok. When I woke up the following morning I felt at Peace and my depression had lifted. I do believe!

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  @JackAndErnie · 10 months ago

  When I had cancer, not on any medications at the time(yet), my grandparents stood in my kitchen looking over me. &nbsp;Then one day, months into treatment, I sobbed of why they hadn’t shown themselves. I heard my grandpa say, “because you don’t need us anymore. You’re healed.” &nbsp; And I was.

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  @CarolCurotto · 2 years ago

  My husband passed away unexpectedly on May 29. He was several states away on a month long work trip, so it’s been very complex. We were married 24 years. The first time he told me he loved me was at a Melissa Ethridge concert in 90s while she sang Come To My Window. Three days after he passed I dreamed he was at my bedroom window and I was trying so hard to reach him/ touch him thru the screen. I didn’t put the two together (come to my window) until days later. He did such a good job reaching out to me and I’m so proud of him ❤

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  @JIMH4EVR · 2 years ago

  I’m beyond grateful Mayim was so curious in a respectful manner. &nbsp;This was obviously not her personal belief, but she listened closely &amp; posed her questions carefully, so as not to belittle something she didn’t necessarily understand! &nbsp;Wouldn’t the world be better if we all followed her lead? ❤️🌹

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  @missmsms27 · 10 months ago

  My husband passed away January 95, he was 45. He always told me he was going to die young. He wanted to marry young have lots of kids so i loved him so much. Im 73 now and remember have a premonition just months before he died that he was being taken up up through the white tunnel of light, i called him to come back yelling his name aloud, it woke him up and he held me tightly the rest of the night.

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  @SusieLewis-c4d · 6 months ago

  I loved my Grampa so much and he died when I was 17. He came to me in a dream while I stayed and at his home. He sat on the edge of the bed and we talked for hours and he explained he was breathing so much better. He had died with influenza exacerbated by asbestosis while working in ships welding. He stated that he would always be with me and he comforted me. &nbsp;Said he would always watch over Grandma too. I am 66 years old and remember that night like it was yesterday.

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  @colleen6050 · 2 years ago

  My mother was diagnosed with cancer in 2000. &nbsp;She died 4 months after her diagnosis. &nbsp;During those precious 4 months, we had many conversations. &nbsp;One conversation we had was a request from me. &nbsp;&quot;Mom when you pass, let me know you are okay and send me a sign. &nbsp;Send me flowers&quot;. &nbsp;She said she would try. &nbsp;<br>Almost one year to the anniversary of her death, I asked a dear friend on my mom&apos;s to have dinner with me. &nbsp;When he arrived at the door he greeted me with a bouquet of flowers. &nbsp;He said, &quot;Here these are for you, I think your mom wanted me to give these to you. They are hydrangeas from a plant your mother gave me and I included a yellow rose I picked from my garden&quot;. &nbsp;Well, a yellow rose is my favorite, and my mom&apos;s friend would have never known this. &nbsp; I cried and shared my conversation with my Mom before her death and thanked our dear friend for being the messenger. &nbsp;BYW... I&apos;m a hospice nurse today because of my experience with hospice during my mother&apos;s journey. &nbsp;Thank you for the Breakdown. &nbsp;I love your podcast/YouTube. &nbsp;grateful.

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  @RachelBJ · 1 year ago

  People love to say horrible things about Theresa, but all I see is a woman who genuinely wants to help people who are grieving.

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