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Communicating with Children on the Other Side
Honoring the Children on the Other Side
Communication is the doorway to the healing process.
Tonight's show will focus on children who have crossed over to the Other Side. We invite parents and other family members to call in for communication with their children of all ages. Our focus for readings has always been about the healing, and communication is the doorway to the healing process.
Tonight our guest is Cindy Baum of Miami, Florida. Cindy will tell you about her personal experiences and how she received support from Compassionate Friends, a group that offers grief support after the death of a child. Quoting from their website, The Compassionate Friends is about transforming the pain of grief into the elixir of hope. It takes people out of the isolation society imposes on the bereaved and lets them express their grief naturally. With the shedding of tears, healing comes. And the newly bereaved get to see people who have survived and are learning to live and love again.
Simon Stephens, founder of The Compassionate Friends
Tune in as Dennis & Alice create a safe space for like minds to discuss all things metaphysical. They'll take live phone & Skype calls & inQuick Messages to help connect listeners to loved ones on the Other Side. Their desire is to bring understanding about what the Other Side is like, and to help people heal from the loss of a loved one. The healing process begins when communication is opened. Learn why some children are here for just a short time, and how their messages can facilitate the healing process.
Call in to ask Cindy about Compassionate Friends. We'll be taking calls and InQuicks, too. We'll also be playing songs by Alan Pedersen, acclaimed singer/songwriter.
To buy Alans CDs, go to www.AngelsAcrossTheUSA.com
Alan is an award winning songwriter, successful recording artist and nationally recognized speaker on grief and loss. In July of 2010, he was named the Professional of the Year by the Board of Directors of The Compassionate Friends, the largest organization in the world helping bereaved families.
As a former Nashville songwriter, stand-up comedian and network radio news reporter, Alan has over 30 years of experience writing, performing and producing all genres of media.
On August 15, 2001 Alans life was changed forever. Ashley Marie Pedersen, his oldest child and only daughter, died as a result of an automobile accident.
Alan has turned his journey through the valley of grief and the pain of loss into a collection of powerful and moving songs recorded on to 4 highly acclaimed CDs.
His music is popular with bereaved people around the world and has been used at thousands of candle lighting services, balloon and butterfly releases and by hundreds of professionals and organizations as a healing tool for the bereaved.
His music has been played at Ground Zero in New York City, the memorial at Virginia Tech University, the memorial at Columbine High School and is featured on many memorial and tribute websites.
Alan has been a keynote speaker and workshop presenter at many prestigious conferences including: The World Gathering on Bereavement, The Compassionate Friends National Conference and The National Gathering of Bereaved Parents of the USA.
Alan has written many articles on grief that have been featured in national magazines, newsletters and other publications. He has been a recurring guest on Healing the Grieving Heart on the Health and Wellness Radio Network.
Please donate to help support The Compassionate Friends. From Cindy:
"Every 29 seconds a family somewhere in the U.S. will experience the death of a child whether it be from an early pregnancy loss through that of a young adult. I felt this heartbreak personally when my daughter, Lisa died in 1969 and my son, Evan died in 2001. It was through the friendship, understanding and hope provided by The Compassionate Friends that I was able to survive this most terrible of nightmares. Every month The Compassionate Friends, through its 600 chapters and the National Organization, provides bereavement support to tens of thousands of families like mine.
By supporting me during the Walk to Remember fundraising drive, you will be helping The Compassionate Friends to raise money to expand vital programs and outreach to bereaved families everywhere." ~ Cindy Baum
Sponsoring Cindy is simplejust click on the link at the bottom of this page and follow the prompts. Thank you for helping her to honor the memory of her beloved children, Lisa and Evan. You can also donate in the memory of your own loved ones. Here's how:
Follow this Link to visit Cindy's personal TCF web page and help support Compassionate Friends
www.tcfwalktoremember.org Then, click on TCF Miami Chapter. Go to "Team Rank" and you can then either click on "Cindy Baum" to donate in Evan's and Lisa's names, or you can click on "General Team Donation" and put your donation in the name of your loved ones you'd like to honor.
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Honoring the Children on the Other Side
Communication is the doorway to the healing process.
Tonight's show will focus on children who have crossed over to the Other Side. We invite parents and other family members to call in for communication with their children of all ages. Our focus for readings has always been about the healing, and communication is the doorway to the healing process.
Tonight our guest is Cindy Baum of Miami, Florida. Cindy will tell you about her personal experiences and how she received support from Compassionate Friends, a group that offers grief support after the death of a child. Quoting from their website, The Compassionate Friends is about transforming the pain of grief into the elixir of hope. It takes people out of the isolation society imposes on the bereaved and lets them express their grief naturally. With the shedding of tears, healing comes. And the newly bereaved get to see people who have survived and are learning to live and love again.
Simon Stephens, founder of The Compassionate Friends
Tune in as Dennis & Alice create a safe space for like minds to discuss all things metaphysical. They'll take live phone & Skype calls & inQuick Messages to help connect listeners to loved ones on the Other Side. Their desire is to bring understanding about what the Other Side is like, and to help people heal from the loss of a loved one. The healing process begins when communication is opened. Learn why some children are here for just a short time, and how their messages can facilitate the healing process.
Call in to ask Cindy about Compassionate Friends. We'll be taking calls and InQuicks, too. We'll also be playing songs by Alan Pedersen, acclaimed singer/songwriter.
To buy Alans CDs, go to www.AngelsAcrossTheUSA.com
Alan is an award winning songwriter, successful recording artist and nationally recognized speaker on grief and loss. In July of 2010, he was named the Professional of the Year by the Board of Directors of The Compassionate Friends, the largest organization in the world helping bereaved families.
As a former Nashville songwriter, stand-up comedian and network radio news reporter, Alan has over 30 years of experience writing, performing and producing all genres of media.
On August 15, 2001 Alans life was changed forever. Ashley Marie Pedersen, his oldest child and only daughter, died as a result of an automobile accident.
Alan has turned his journey through the valley of grief and the pain of loss into a collection of powerful and moving songs recorded on to 4 highly acclaimed CDs.
His music is popular with bereaved people around the world and has been used at thousands of candle lighting services, balloon and butterfly releases and by hundreds of professionals and organizations as a healing tool for the bereaved.
His music has been played at Ground Zero in New York City, the memorial at Virginia Tech University, the memorial at Columbine High School and is featured on many memorial and tribute websites.
Alan has been a keynote speaker and workshop presenter at many prestigious conferences including: The World Gathering on Bereavement, The Compassionate Friends National Conference and The National Gathering of Bereaved Parents of the USA.
Alan has written many articles on grief that have been featured in national magazines, newsletters and other publications. He has been a recurring guest on Healing the Grieving Heart on the Health and Wellness Radio Network.
Please donate to help support The Compassionate Friends. From Cindy:
"Every 29 seconds a family somewhere in the U.S. will experience the death of a child whether it be from an early pregnancy loss through that of a young adult. I felt this heartbreak personally when my daughter, Lisa died in 1969 and my son, Evan died in 2001. It was through the friendship, understanding and hope provided by The Compassionate Friends that I was able to survive this most terrible of nightmares. Every month The Compassionate Friends, through its 600 chapters and the National Organization, provides bereavement support to tens of thousands of families like mine.
By supporting me during the Walk to Remember fundraising drive, you will be helping The Compassionate Friends to raise money to expand vital programs and outreach to bereaved families everywhere." ~ Cindy Baum
Sponsoring Cindy is simplejust click on the link at the bottom of this page and follow the prompts. Thank you for helping her to honor the memory of her beloved children, Lisa and Evan. You can also donate in the memory of your own loved ones. Here's how:
Follow this Link to visit Cindy's personal TCF web page and help support Compassionate Friends
www.tcfwalktoremember.org Then, click on TCF Miami Chapter. Go to "Team Rank" and you can then either click on "Cindy Baum" to donate in Evan's and Lisa's names, or you can click on "General Team Donation" and put your donation in the name of your loved ones you'd like to honor.
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