When I was a young girl, it was a natural part of my life to see spirits and have prophetic dreams. I remember playing tag with my spirit guides throughout the house, hastily closing my bedroom door in hopes of keeping them out, unaware that they could pass through closed doors effortlessly. Growing up in a strict Catholic household, I spent much of my time in church, where I often found myself engaged in conversations with statues. Even as a child, my intuition told me that it was my duty to pray for those in need, and I embraced this calling wholeheartedly.

As I entered adulthood, I chose to keep my gift of communicating with spirits a secret, fearing the stigma and potential fear it could evoke among my friends. However, everything changed when I joined a charismatic group focused on healing prayer.

It was within this supportive community that I began to understand and appreciate my abilities. I realized that I should embrace my gift and use it to help others. In today's society, thanks to television shows and increased education in matters of the spirit, there is a growing acceptance and understanding of people like myself who possess unique gifts. This newfound openness has paved the way for individuals like me to offer assistance without judgment, enabling us to make a positive impact on the lives of others. Today, I take great pride and happiness in being true to myself, and I eagerly anticipate the opportunity to share my gift in order to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those I encounter.