A Reading with Lisa Williams May 2017

A few years back, actually I think it is more like a decade ago, (time flies so fast!) there was a show on a cable station called the Lisa Williams Show, a Merv Griffin production.  It was a show featuring the mediumship, healing and psychic intuitive abilities of Lisa Williams, a medium and clairvoyant.  The show chronicled her typical day at work where she gave readings to her clients to connect with their loved one on the other side of the veil.  I was fascinated by her ability to heal hurting and grieving people just by delivering loving messages from the departed.  She also healed sick animals and cleared up negative energy in people who seemed stuck in life.  Contrary to the stance the Church takes on such abilities as being taboo and evil, I found it strengthened my faith even more in a loving God, heaven and life after death.  I recorded every one of her shows and thought of her long after her show ended and she moved on to do her work in other parts of the world.  

Here is a sample of her work from her show. 

Last year as I was surfing the net, I found her site and discovered she was giving private readings! For such a busy person writing books, teaching and doing mediumship work to mass crowds in theaters, I was surprised she still held one-to-one private readings.  Not only that, but she was offering a 30% discount in Fall 2016 which was an added incentive for me to book an appointment with her as I had so many questions regarding the care and education of Lucas.   I reserved a spot but her next available date was in May of 2017 -9 months away which was fine because I was pregnant with Liam at the time and thought it would be nice to have about five months with him before contacting her.  Last month, I had a 45 minute private session with her covering almost all the topics I had prayed she would address from career to relationships but more importantly questions about Lucas  She was right on the money about almost everything and I feel so fortunate to have had the time with her.  The information brought forth from "spirit" through her was both healing and enlightening.  I had prayed for guidance in the care and education of Lucas and asked God to help Lisa give suggestions on how best to raise him and below is a recording of her talk on the topic.  I am forever grateful to God who gives such magnificent gifts of healing and insight to people walking among us in the living and that he has also  guided me to such people.  

She starts off in this recorded segment by addressing my marital relationship with Gabriel.  I believe when she mentions that we are juggling so many balls up in the air, she is referring to our care of Lucas and all the special support (medical, educational, behavioral)  he requires. Of course, I have heard all this information before be it from physicians, various therapists, the church,  books I've read on autism/disability and my own intuitive insights; but, for some reason, I seem to pay closer attention when the guidance is offered through people like Lisa.  

Lisa Williams, Part 1

Part 2 

Part 3: The mystery of 12

  

Part 4

Lucas is highly intelligent!! I have heard this from another intuitive before.  This makes me think twice about the current understanding of Dup15q Syndrome being an intellectual disability.  I don't think researchers see it this way.  Perhaps, they tend to underestimate these kids intellectual awareness and abilities because they are not able to communicate them to the world.  

This reading offered a lot of information for me to think over for Lucas. It has given me much needed relief and hope for the future.  I am so grateful for the added insight and will carry this information as I consider options available that present to us in the future. 

Thank you God and thank you, Lisa. 

Kindergarten Graduation and a Birthday Party

Luki has graduated from Kindergarten!  Wow, how time flies.  I can't believe after summer school he will be in first grade!   With so many things going on at home from taking care of an infant to house searching, I totallyh forgot about his graduation ceremony!! It was not on the calendar!  I kick myself for not being there and I feel so badly for him.  How sad he has such loser parents who don't even show up to his kindergarten graduation ceremony.  I still get angry when I think about it!  I so wish I could have seen it.

 Here he is in his cap and gown.

Last week, we took Luki to a birthday party for a seven year old at a big children's gym.  This is the kind of place Luki loves where he can climb high all around the room.  He didn't have a meltdown and seemed very curious of the setting and the sounds of children laughing and running around.  He wasn't running around the whole play area because he usually needs at least a day or two to get familiar with a place before he feels comfortable to be on his own.  I wish this place were near our home so I can take him there more often but we went all the way to Rancho Cucamonga near my coworker's home (it was her son's birthday).  Luki has never been around so many typical children with that kind of energy and noise.  From his expression, I think he rather enjoyed their energy and vibe.  I had to guide him on everything the whole time from getting onto a giant slide to climbing onto tunnels near the ceiling.  I wonder what the other moms were thinking about me.  Were they pitying me?  No matter, I wanted Luki to experience everything and I was not going to sit in a corner with him being an observer.

Here he is coming down a giant slide.  It took some effort to get him on top but after sliding down twice, he was better at helping me get him to the top.

At one point, Luki was in the trampoline with the other kids and he was trying hard to jump along with eveyone else.  He still has some problems keeping his balance and can't jump very high and the required socks they make him wear makes it more slippery for him to fall.  I was so happy to see him jumping along but then all the kids got tired of jumping and ran out giggling to another play station leaving Luki all aone in the trampoline.  He watched as they all left and had a perplexed look on his face as if to say where did they all go .  I know if he could, he would have ran with them.  This scene just broke my heart to pieces.  I felt to badly for him and my heart sank seeing him alone in there just staring off in the direction of the kids. Whatever hurts him, hurts me even more. Sometimes, I feel as if living with this syndrome is like having a dagger stuck inside my heart all the days of my life.


"Lord, I may not understand the path You have set before me, but I trust You to lead me.  I ask that You teach me to trust You with all my heart."  - A Special Gift.

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"Lord, thank you for Your calling upon my life.  Help me to fulfill the mission You have set before me.  Guide me as I raise this little one for You." -A Special GIft