the Messages Allison Left Behind
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Why can the people we love the most sometimes be the hardest to hear from after they die?
In this episode of The Dead Life, Allison DuBois and Sophia answer an emotional call from a woman carrying the trauma and survivor’s guilt of witnessing her boyfriend’s murder—and discuss why grief, guilt, and trauma can make it difficult to recognize signs from the other side.
Then Allison explains ways to become more receptive to communication from loved ones who have passed and reveals something even Sophia didn’t know: years ago, Allison began writing messages on the backs of family photographs so that, after she’s gone, she’ll have another way to communicate with her daughters.
Plus, Allison shares some very practical advice for the living: make a will, make your wishes clear, and don’t leave your family to fight over what you leave behind.
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