Within these pages I am going to be as upfront and open as possible. So you can stop asking me now, all right? But after a while I realized it might be easier to just write the damn book than to keep fielding the damn question.
In the past I would respond as any severely dyslexic girl who didn’t know how to type would - I changed the subject. This book is an attempt to answer all of the questions I have been asked over the years, and finally put an end to that one question I am asked most: When are you going to write a book? There have been serious questions, silly questions, sad questions, snarky questions. I haven’t been public all that long - only for the past ten years, and that took a lot of prodding (I’ll say more about that later) - but now that I realize how important it is, I’ve become a lot more willing to talk about this ability and the incredible things I’ve learned from it.Īs soon as I made the decision to go public with my unusual talent, the questions came in full force. I’ve accepted it now, sort of grown into it, but especially when I was younger that’s the last thing I’d want anyone to know about me. I’m a pretty upfront person, but I haven’t always been open about that last bit. Just your average Jersey girl who talks to the dead. Aside from the usual number of human flaws, I think I’m pretty easy to get along with. From the moment I first got together with her son, in fact, she’s been a real rock in my underwear. I can swear like a sailor, I enjoy a good dirty joke, and if the truth be told, I don’t get along with my mother-in-law. But that does not mean that I am a perfect person. I consider myself to be a spiritual person. First of all, let’s get a few things out in the open.