Cindy Gisser's Validation with her son Gregory through Connie Fusella

I attended an online gallery reading with Connie Fusella. I knew as soon as she brought forward a grandfather who had been in the military and owned a boat who was with a young man that this was my dad and my son, Gregory. Connie also mentioned that the young man was born with a disease that affected his whole body. My dad was in the Air Force for four years and later owned a boat. My son was born with a condition called Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a connective tissue disorder. His disease greatly affected his digestive system which led to his passing.

Connie asked if the month of May was significant. I didn’t think of it until later, but that was the month that my mom passed. I know she is with my dad and my son. She said the month of July is important and that is when my daughter was born. Connie said that my son is fiercely protective of her. She said that Greg thanked me for the love and care I provided which helped him to remain at home during his illness. She then told me that Greg was with two dogs. We had a few dogs who are now in spirit, but I know that two were his favorites. She said that Greg showed him a chess game. His dad taught him how to play. Connie asked me if my son liked to read as he was showing her books. Greg was on a medical leave from college, but was always researching anything he was interested in. 

Connie then asked me if there was a Bill or a William. That’s my dad’s name! This was confirmation that my dad was there helping my son. Connie finished our reading with a message from my son. She said that he wants me to take a break and do something for myself. He was showing her a spa. Greg and I talked about going to a spa together when he was feeling better. Sadly, we didn’t get that chance. I found out after our reading that a new spa just opened up in our town last month! I plan to take my son‘s advice and treat myself to a spa day. It’s heartwarming to know that my son is always with me and looking out for me with all of his love. Thank you, Connie, for this wonderful reading!

With love, Cindy Gisser

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