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>>29440
Here's more about another "psychic" lady.
My stepmom had this friend named Heather.
Heather claimed to be a psychic. But she was more of a Christian psychic than a gypsy type psychic. Older lady, straight silver hair, and quite nice.
We lived in an old farmhouse. The first time Heather came over, she stepped through the door and she said, "There are many children here!"
Dead ones. She meant dead ones.
Originally, the property had three buildings. A one room building where the family lived and slept, a seperate one room kitchen, and a barn (All of which are still standing). The kitchen was eventually moved and repurposed into a storage shed, and the original one room house was built onto. They added a second floor with bedrooms, a balcony, and a bathroom downstairs. Then they started ordering additions when catalogue homes became a thing. So half the house is over a century old, and is original to the first pioneering family on that land, and the other half of the house, is maybe 30 years newer. A bunch of kids died of measles or some shit in their bedroom upstairs in the old half of the house. I only know of one other death on the property, where a hired hand was run over by a team of horses pulling an old fashioned plough. Mostly dead children though. Make of that what you will.
One time, Heather told me I would have an orange cat. A couple weeks later, I came home and there was my stepmom, holding in her hands an orange tabby kitten and a calico kitten. Another ranches cat had had a litter and they were trying to get rid of them, so she went and picked out two. I remain convinced that if my stepmom had not heard Heather say I would have an orange cat, she would not have brought one home.
Aside from this, Heather would mostly do unimpressive "psychic" things. Like hold out a handful of three candies, two red, and one green, and then whichever one I picked, she would say, "I knew you would pick that one." Sure, Heather.
Anyways, for as long as I knew Heather she claimed to be a psychic and would try to show it off with little predictions, or retroactively stating "I knew X would happen" and she claimed she could feel and see many spirits about. And she always was very calm and relaxed about this.
Heather got terminal cancer and when she was told she was going to die, and then began actively dying and confined to a hospice, she became overwhelmed with fear and terror and panic. I've known and spent time with only a couple people who knew they were dying in my life, and while it is scary for everyone, Heather is the only one I knew who was hysterical with fear about it.
I know that certain types of cancer, brain cancers and other late stage cancers, as well as some cancer treatments, can make people… not themselves. Mentally.
But it still stands out as odd to me that the person who claimed to know and understand more of the "other side" than anybody else, ended up being the most terrified to go there.