Signs from the Other Side with Fern Ronay is the place to share stories of signs and messages received from loved ones on the other side. Here, real people share real experiences of ways their loved ones have come through. Hosted by author and spiritual explorer Fern Ronay, each episode provides stories of hope, healing and connection. From heartwarming coincidences to life-changing encounters, Fern wants everyone who has had similar experiences to know: You are not crazy. You are not weird. And you are definitely not alone. Come sit with us.
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World Mental Health Day: Jessica Gardner Shares her Story and a Dream Visit with Personality
Blogger Jessica Gardner had a rocky relationship with her grandmother but, after she passed, Jessica saw her grandmother in a way she had never seen her before. A few years later, after her other grandmother passed, she received a special gift directly to her doorstep. Also, on this World Mental Health Day, Jessica shares her experience volunteering with NAMI where she teaches a 12-week-program that is free to family members and friends of adults with mental illness.
Workplace Bullying and Signs with a Scent with Elizabeth Rago
Author Elizabeth Rago discusses scents of loved ones who have passed, as well as a very special dream visit. She also discusses her experience with workplace bullying and her personal admission of having been that bully at one time herself. Also discussed: her website The Modern Domestic Woman and her novella On Tenterhooks.
Children on Social Media with Jen Cannon
Author Jen Cannon's grandmother passed in 1996. In 2012, she sent Jen an antique vase on her birthday. Hear how that happened and other stories of how grandma Martha came through, including a "whoosh" Jen will never forget. Also discussed: Cannon's book Sophie Takes a Selfie and how we can help young people navigate social media and all that comes with it.
Suicide Contagion and the "Gift of MS" with Kelley Kaye
Author Kelley Kaye says "I still get advice from my father even though he passed in 2012." Hear how Kelley's father came through via her cell phone on a day when she needed to hear from him. Also discussed: her experience with suicide contagion in junior high school, and how the experience is dealt with in her YA novel Down in the Belly of the Whale. Kelley also discusses how "MS totally sucks and is the greatest gift" and how having MS led to the launch of her writing career.