What to ask?

[catnapper]

Thanks everyone.

This is the email I sent her this afternoon:

Hi again,
Ok, I decided to leave more open questions, because I feel that will help me understand him more - rather than have him fill in the blanks, I'd like to have him explain himself without me prompting him (he has a lot to explain! LOL.)

Here we go:
Is he happy?
Is there anything I can do to make him happier?
Does he feel any physical pain anywhere? If so, where? What does it feel like?
Does anything stress him out? If so, what? Who?
Is anything bothering him?
Is there anything he wants me to know?
Does he realize everything I do is to keep him healthy and happy?
Does he know I'd do anything for him?
Does he feel ownership of anything particular?
Is he the one who's been "bad"? If not, who is?

and one specific question:
Why did he react like he did when my aunt saw him a few months ago (curious minds want to know!)


The question about my aunt will tell me if she's for real more than anything else! LOL

[jenluckenbach]

too late for my 2 cents.

When are you going to have this done?

How much is it? (if I may ask)

[doolittleky]

Jen, if she is using Nancy, she charges $30.00 a reading. She is very very good and I completely trust her. I can't wait to hear how it went.
melissa

[rg_girlca]

I'm very curious to see how this turns out as I am a little skeptical about these things.

[jazzcat]

I'm very curious to see how this turns out as I am a little skeptic about these things.

I'm very skeptical about things like this. I just don't believe anyone can talk to or 'channel' animals like that, but... the piece of mind it seems to give some people is probably worth something.

Sorry, not trying to be the downer here and definitely not judging anyone. I know several of you have done this and were very pleased with the results.

[kimlovescats]

I'm sorry, but I agree with Lorraine and Lori! If it makes you feel better, Kim, then I hope you get the answers you are looking for!

Hugs,
Kim