Cindy Gisser's Validation with her son Gregory through Beth Lynch

I was fortunate to have a reading with Beth Lynch during a gallery reading on March 20th. Beth referred to someone named William, with the nickname, Billy. That is my dad‘s name who is in spirit with my son, Gregory. My son often comes through with my dad who I know helped him during his transition.

Beth began the reading by asking me if I was having hot flashes because my son showed her that I was having episodes of feeling hot. For the past few months, I often have the sensation of having a bad sunburn. My rheumatologist diagnosed fibromyalgia, which is flaring most likely due to the stress of grief.

Greg then said I have to meditate. I admitted that I’ve been trying, but have difficulty calming my mind and relaxing. Beth mentioned that she has a few meditations available on her website which I will try.

Beth asked who was a smoker. My son was trying very hard to quit smoking with little success. We knew that smoking was exacerbating his illness. Beth asked if Greg dealt with a heart issue. I didn’t realize it then but she must have been referring to my son‘s POTS condition which causes dizziness and tachycardia.

Also, my son told her to ask about the sneakers. At first, she thought his sneakers, but realized that he was pointing to a woman’s feet and asked me if I had special sneakers. The week before I had purchased hiking sneakers as I need to walk more.

My son then pointed to his head and eyes, and Beth asked me if there was something wrong with his head. We realized that he was showing her that I get terrible migraines, which often start in my eye.

Beth said that Greg was showing her that he went backwards on something. I think he was talking about taking care of his health condition. He used to be very careful about nutrition and being compliant with his medication. In the last few months before he passed he seemed to give up as nothing was helping him feel better.

It brought me to tears when my son told Beth that I blame myself and that I shouldn’t. I know it’s not logical, but I always question if I could have done more to prevent his physical and emotional pain. I know my son does not blame me and believes I did everything I could for him. He is my heart and soul and I wish so much that he was still here with me in the physical sense.

I try very hard to take comfort that he is no longer in pain and is happy and free. Greg then showed Beth tea. Greg drank a lot of tea every day as it was one of the few things that didn’t upset his stomach. I know he is close by which Beth validated. She ended the reading by telling me that my son loves me and I was his hero. Thank you, Beth, for this beautiful reading!

With love and gratitude,

~Cindy Gisser

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