Dear Theresa: I almost didn't stay last night. My sweet boy died in my arms only a few months ago, and when I saw my seat was all the way in the back, nowhere near an aisle, I told myself there was no way I could get a reading with 3,000 people there. I started sobbing uncontrollably. I never could've imagined that my sweet boy would grab your attention, and before you could even finish your intro! I was truly in shock, which stopped me from standing. I was, after all, using your intro to mentally prepare myself for the possibility that even if Jimmy didn't come through, I could identify with one of your readings! When the two strangers from Canada in the very last row behind me pointed out, "She's the one!" as you headed towards stage at the end, and then you read their minds to realize I was the one with the special keychain and laminated pic of my son, I nearly lost it. Saying thank you doesn't quite seem like enough. Even with a healthy daughter alive and well, the loss of my son has been devastating. Because of his disabilities, he ate, played, and slept in my arms every single day. When he died in my arms, a huge part of me died with him. It has been difficult to make it through each day. You told us in the end that there are no coincidences, and that our loved ones are watching out for us. Believe it or not, I left your show and had to drive straight to Long Island (seriously!) to bring my daughter to a soccer game....the first one I've attended since Jimmy's death. He always sat on my lap to help cheer his sister on. As we left the Long Island hotel this morning, two little boys were in the lobby in wheelchairs just like Jimmy's. And then my daughter pointed to the sign....the National Special Needs Convention was there - at our very hotel - and as I turned the corner, there were kids in wheelchairs everywhere! I truly believe that there are no coincidences. Jimmy's spirit must've followed us from your show straight to Long Island! Thank you, Theresa, for changing my life through your incredible message. My doubts have faded and my faith is restored. Thank you so much for this gift you have given me.