Moving Beyond

Christy and her partner Gary were living their dream life, in love, in a new home and content when he unexpectedly passed away in January of 2021. He was taking great care of himself, losing weight and they were living under the idea that if you were a good person, worked hard and followed the rules, everything would work out. 

Heartbroken and shaken in her beliefs, Christy hopes to connect with Gary, even though when he was living, he firmly believed that once you died, you died and that was the end of the story. Will Fleur be able to help Christy find comfort in her beliefs again and connect her with Gary?

Gillian spent a lot of time caring for her Mother at the end of her life. During these precious moments they had many conversations about what happens after you pass away. Curious about the experience her Mother had after her passing, Gillian hopes to connect with her Mom and continue their conversation. 

Roland and his siblings lost their Mom to Covid 19 in early 2020. Unable to be with her at the hospital or to even understand what she was going through, they had to navigate their grief amidst a global pandemic when all they could do was sit at home.  A short 5 months later their Dad passed away unexpectedly from a heart issue. Over a year later, they have still not been able to bury their Mom because she passed away in the Philippines and they have not been able to travel there. 

New to psychic mediumship and someone who doesn't consider himself a spiritual person, Roland came into the reading with an open mind and curious heart. 

Looking for a deeper connection to ancestors she has never known, Stuti hopes to find guidance in discovering her own abilities. In a powerful reading with Fleur, she meets ancestors she has heard of but did not know in life. They bring important messages for Stuti, but also for her Mom, as they both navigate life in India. 

After their session, Fleur and Stuti reconnect and have a powerful conversation about free will and the privilege or lack thereof, of being able to act on free will, depending on what part of the world you live in and societal norms.

When Krista was only 8 years old her father was brutally murdered in the Hollywood Hills. Following the murder,  close family members profited from his death and were even considered suspects at one time.  This unsolved crime and unresolved conflict has caused a lot of upheaval in her family's dynamic, leaving Krista in search of home and a place where she belongs.

Unable to fully open up to his second wife, Greg struggles with the guilt he feels from his inability to save his first wife from severe addiction issues and the difficulty he has opening up his heart to the true intimacy he longs for in his new marriage.

Ghosted by her best friend turned boyfriend, Kari thought that was the worst pain she would ever feel, until Charles unexpectedly plummeted to his death. Left with many unanswered questions about what they meant to each other, Kari has struggled with how to grieve the loss of one of the most important loves in her life, uncertain if they can remain connected.

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In this bonus episode of Moving Beyond we get the opportunity to look at a different side of grief. Erik Jensen was convicted of murder in 1998 after helping his friend Nate cover up the death of Julie, Nate's mom. After being tried as an adult at the age of 16, he was given a life sentence with no possibility of parole. Spending 22 years in prison Erik spent a lot of time reconciling his role in this terrible crime. Erik shares his story of  growth, learning and forgiveness with Claire in this in depth conversation and Fleur connects with Julie in an unusual reading.

Korinna’s daughter Alice was diagnosed with a rare form of Leukemia at 18 months old and after two failed bone marrow transplants she died at the age of 2. Korinna worries that she didn’t do enough to help her daughter and struggles to connect with her husband who is grieving in his own way, making her feel more alone than ever.

When the world unexpectedly went into lockdown due to the Coronavirus, Danielle, who lost her husband a few years ago found her grief resurfacing as she faced parenting truly alone for the first time. Danielle has realized that she doesn't want to be a solo parent for the rest of her life. Can Danielle move beyond what her life once was and seek permission from her love to find a new love?