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Dear Patricia, When the student is ready to listen, the teacher will appear. I guess you are my teacher. My life changed after reading your book "Beyond Positive Thinking" and after listening to your tapes "What Happens When We Die?" You have given me the answers to so many questions I have carried around with me all my life. I was able to release the hurt and anger in my heart and move forward in my life. Now I have much more room for happiness and love in my life. You truly have a beautiful gift. Thank you for using it to help others like myself find our way through life.
Dear Patricia This Thank You is long overdue. I had the opportunity to speak with you last December 22nd at which time you sent me your tapes and book and some other literature. I am almost finished reading the book and plan to re-listen and re-read. My life is still pretty complicated, but I am making progress and have not lost faith in my future. My most recent profound experience was serving God in New York the past 3 weeks as a Trauma Response Section Leader/ Escort with T.W.A. helping the families of some of the victims of the plane explosion. My experience with you prepared me somewhat for this and I believe I was guided and helped several people. Thank you again and I hope to be able to speak with you again someday. Fondly,
Patricia, I just spoke to you for the first time on January 5, 2000. A friend recommended me to you. I just wanted to say thank you so much for being so kind and caring. I feel that even though all you have said is still amazing to me, I know in my heart that what you said is true and that I will get through this depression. Thank you so much for helping me and for giving to me hope and a life to look forward to. I would speak to you every day if I could afford it, that is how wonderful you are. Well, I just wanted to say thank you and I will speak to you soon. Thanks & Love, Lisa A. Dear Patricia, I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for helping me find my rings. Just to give you a brief background-- I told my mom that I had lost my rings, and she told me that when she went to see you, she would ask about them. Keep in mind, the rings had been missing for a month. I thought they had gotten scooped in the garbage, or that my daughter and her friend decided they were fun to play with, and lost them. Mom sent me the tape from your session, telling me to look in my sheets, up high, in something that looked like a book shelf. I can't tell you how high the hair on my neck stood up when I was pulling everything out of the linen closet, and came across a bag with quite a few pieces of my jewelry in it, including the missing rings. Going back to my linen closet, it does indeed look like a bookshelf. Our house is about 100 years old, and the closet is built in, resembling a barrister's bookcase. Once again, thank you for your help, I truly appreciate it. I look forward to setting up an appointment with you when I am home next time. Sincerely, Karen Samaby
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