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Margaret Meder found a spiritual connection with her son Evan, who passed away due to Apert syndrome. In this heartwarming story, Margaret shares how she continues to communicate with Evan in the afterlife and introduces her book, Uncommon Beauty: Crisis Parenting from Day One, a guidebook for parents of medically fragile children.

Margaret's journey into energy healing practices like Jin Shinjutsu opened new avenues for spiritual connections. Her story highlights the ongoing connections that transcend physical boundaries.

Music plays a crucial role in her spiritual communications, amplified by her background as a choir director. Margaret discusses the emotional power of music, the significance of symbols and signs, and comforting messages from loved ones who have passed on. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of love, loss, and enduring connections, offering hope and healing to grieving families.

Guest Biography:

Margaret Meder is a music and choir teacher and Grief and Wellness Coach, dedicated to helping people cope with loss, particularly parents grieving the death of a child. Margaret understands grief deeply, having lost her 9-year-old son Evan in 2013. This loss led her on a spiritual journey to connect with deeper aspects of herself and the Universe, helping her find peace while keeping Evan close to her heart.

Margaret's journey included discovering Jin Shin Jyutsu (a healing practice similar to acupuncture but without needles), Intuitive Studies, and Grief Education. She now shares her insights to help others navigate the challenging path of grief.

She is the author of the award-winning book, Uncommon Beauty: Crisis Parenting from Day One, a guidebook for parents of medically fragile children.

Episode Chapters:

(0:00:01) - Communicating With Spirit

(0:09:04) - Connecting With Spirit

(0:23:21) - Spiritual Communication and Validation

(0:34:51) - Spiritual Symbols and Connections

(0:41:39) - Musical Connection to Emotions

(0:56:59) - Spiritual Connections and Music's Power

(1:06:20) - Helping Grieving Parents Find Healing

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