After Losing Her Husband, She Found Comfort in Heartfelt Signs from Beyond
Woman’s World reader Mary C. Tomaino saw the sign she’d asked her husband to send
My husband, Jim, and I were always very close and connected.
When his kidneys failed due to lupus, he was placed on the kidney donor list. Meanwhile, he was on peritoneal dialysis at home until he received a kidney. Wondering when he would receive one, I went to two different psychic mediums, and they both said the number 3 was significant.
About five years passed, then Jim was diagnosed with bladder cancer and taken off the list. He went through chemo and radiation treatments. Then he went through all the tests to go back on the list, but was denied because of health problems from the treatments.
Jim developed pockets of fluid outside his lungs that made it hard for him to breathe. It came to the point that he had to be intubated, and his other organs were failing. The doctors said he wouldn’t make it because he couldn’t breathe on his own.
I gathered family and friends to say their goodbyes. I told Jim to go to Heaven, where paradise awaited him. I told him to send me a deer so that I knew he was with us in spirit.
At the cemetery during the prayer service, a car’s horn blared, then we all looked up to see a deer leap into the air. It was my sign!
When the monument stone was placed at the cemetery, we went to see it and again, a car’s horn beeped and two deer ran into the cemetery. Another sign!
Three months later, we saw deer droppings in the back of our yard. Deer were visiting! “I know it was from you, my dear,” I would always say.
As for the number 3, I realized Jim was the third person we knew who passed within a year. Then I realized we were married 33 years and the third deer he sent was three months after the previous one.
I miss Jim so much, but I am reassured he is watching over us by giving us signs. He knew I always pointed out signs from my parents, and he is doing the same. Until we meet again, dear, I’ll keep looking for your signs.
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