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 I watched this film " Dragonfly"

"DragonFly Synopsis........
When someone you love dies, are they gone forever?     As head of emergency services for Chicago Memorial Hospital, Dr. Joe Darrow (Kevin Costner) is a respected expert in trauma and triage.  But his professional knowledge provides little comfort when tragedy claims the life of his wife.  A doctor herself, Emily Darrow (Susanna Thompson) was on a medical mercy mission when she died in a bus accident on a remote mountain road in Venezuela.        Reminders of Emily are everywhere, among them images of dragonflies, her personal totem because of a birthmark on her shoulder.  And then there are Emily's former patients in the pediatric oncology ward.  Joe promised to look in on them when Emily left for Venezuela, and now finds that they offer a surprising link to her.  To the kids, Darrow is not a burned-out E.R. doc, but rather 'Emily's Joe.'  And as some of these young patients survive near-death experiences, Joe begins to believe that Emily is trying to communicate with him - from the other side.  While Joe's co-workers and friends worry about his mental stability, Joe comes to realize that he must draw on faith - rather than fact - for answers to his questions.  "

I was  driving on my way to a family gathering of aunts and nieces... My mother has been on the other side now for 6 yrs and I was really missing her  ! In my car I asked her to give me a sign that she was with me this day... I could feel her presence

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For the past year I have been keeping a journal of every connection I make.  Don't get me worng, I have seen ghosts my whole life.  Everywhere I go I have felt things.  Never has there ever been a time when I did not know more, feel more, hear more than most people around me.  I am not afraid anymore.  Now I just need to know what to do.

I come from a very, very long line of strong, insightful people.  Most of the time it is passed from woman to woman but I have an Uncle and a cousin who feel it pretty strong.  Most of them just use what they know to heal and help people.  Doctor's, lawyers, teachers...there is a reason why they gravitate to the sick and the young.  I am the only one who can talk to them and for some reason talk to me they do...and it's getting worst.

 So here I am, looking for someone who can help me.  I don't want to pay someone to tell me something I already know.  I don't want some old guy sitting at home in the dark...

I want to connect with other women who take their kids to work, who go to work, who love their husbands and are active in their church but they know that there is more out there and there is a connection that needs to be made...

I am tired of waking up with her poking me and pulling the covers off of me while I

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The Following is my submission, Denise Lescano Psychic Medium,  for the soon to be released book Visits From Heaven by Josie Varga.

My name is Jane Heady and I am now retired from my work as a Victim Advocate and Grief Counselor. My interest in this field began in the 1980's when I became involved with Mothers Against Drunk Driving. I found that working with those who had lost a loved one tragically, unexpectedly and often times violently was very rewarding. I learned from those whom I worked with that the human spirit is truly an amazing thing! They taught me that healing is possible when faced with the worst thing that life can hand you-the unexpected tragic death of a loved one.

In the past 4 years, I have worked as a Grief Counselor for a crisis center and that is where I met Spirit Medium, Denise Lescano. I knew that many of my clients had gone to see a medium but I myself was skeptical! When I was asked if I would facilitate a monthly group that Denise had volunteered to do for our center, I was very reluctant. I had my own preconceived idea and doubts about contacting the spirit world. But I agreed, as my clients were very eager to participate.

I remember how I warned and cautioned them not to have any unreal expectations about these sessions. I did not want them to be disappointed, thus hindering their grief journey. I would soon learn that just the opposite was true!

I can clearly recall the experience I had at that very  first session. I did not tell Denise anything

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Signs, where are the signs? I was missing Dad so much.  I've asked for them and tonight, I am in awe. I got five signs in one sitting of just reading e-mails from my friends over on myspace.

I still have goose bumps, or what I like to call God bumps.

Let's see, where to begin.

Sign 1

I have a new friend who sent me a video. It was of my favorite songs  in college, "I want to fly away" by Lenny Kravitz. Now I was expecting Lenny Kravitz to be in concert but instead, it was of the Navy planes flying off the ships. It was so surreal. My father identified much of his existence from when he was in World War 2 flying in the Navy. He told stories of sleeping on the deck. And reading books from the ship's library under the stars. He went through everything in the Pacific from being shot down and rescued to storms and..... being there during the liberation from the Japanese. I watched the video as the planes took off and landed. There was even a little crash into the ocean it showed. I got chills everywhere and all I could hear was Dad saying, "Much of my existence was based from my service in the Navy at 17 years old and fighting in the Pacific.

Sign 2

As if I already had that lovely experience, I went to the next e-mail. Another new friend wished me well in  a comment to enjoy a vodka martini and celebrate my life after being stung by a scorpion. My father's happy hour drink was a vodka martini. Everyday, like clock work, he went to the bar on the ocean in Florida to meet up with

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