Sally Morgan, 52, from Hern Bay, England, claims that her son Tony, who died in a car accident, communicates with her through written messages.
The spirit of a guy who died at the age of twenty uses his mother's hand to write letters on paper. Through such messages, the deceased tells a relative about what happened to him before his death and after it.
The young man crashed a few years ago while driving with friends. Tony received critical injuries, after which he lay in a coma for a week, and then left this world. Soon an unknown woman came to his inconsolable mother, who called herself a psychic. She reported that she was visited by the spirit of a young man named Tony, who wants to communicate with his mother.
Sally at first reacted to the words of the stranger with great distrust, expecting that they would immediately beg for money, but the medium only advised Sally to stay alone at night in a dark room, light candles, pick up a paper with a pen and start asking her deceased child questions.
The Englishwoman, who lost her son and suffered greatly on this occasion, thought about the advice of a psychic for about a month and ultimately followed the advice of a sensitive. When Sally was left alone and began talking to Tony, she suddenly felt a grave-ice touch on her hand. Someone invisible began to move the woman's brush, writing words on paper. Sally was extremely scared, but she did not dare to interrupt her seance, because she immediately realized that the spirit of her beloved son had really come to her.
It took more than an hour to write the first letter, but soon the British woman got used to such sessions and began to communicate with the spirit as naturally as possible, and therefore the letters began to come out from under her hand (his led force) easily and quickly.
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Tony told his mother that after his death he was in a delightful place that cannot be described in words. It, according to the deceased, is filled with the finest sensations and the brightest colors. He reassured his mother that there was no death as such, and that they would definitely meet again. And now Sally Morgan lives in happy anticipation of this meeting. No, she is in no hurry to die, because her son warned her that in no case should this be done. But life no longer seems to her scary and lonely - she is filled with new meaning and content. And what!