Theresa Assures Son His Father Is Proud Of His Decision To Enlist | Long Island Medium

[@beachbliss9366]

Is it possible love someone we never met? I love his Dad’s voice and face, what a beautiful man. RIP

[@missalexbach]

If people can hate for no reason, we can love for no reason!

[@PhyreReighn]

Spirit/soul is pure love. The world is rising to higher vibrations of Love. You got this!

[@kimberlyfinch6055]

You should always sing loud and proud it makes you feel so great ❤

[@PhyreReighn]

Whether its in a religion or not! Spirit is pure love

[@CartoonPopChatter]

His dad has a beautiful voice

[@lisahinkofer2085]

Dad had a beautiful voice. Son sing and be glorious in your voice. Sending hugs❤️

[@nodramamoma]

Sing your heart out and loud! Your father and your Father will rejoice! 🎉

[@AliKaytish]

Your father's voice gave me a serious emotional reaction. I pray you are singing in the army ❤ it took 5 years for me to listen to my Dad's music but now I understand he is boppin along in my passenger seat to OUR spotify playlist ❤

[@jadaaxoxo]

Hi! There is an update on Raising spirits. It’s a new show she does where she revisits people who she’s done readings for. He was one she revisited and he was signing whilst deployed 💖

[@AliKaytish]

@jadaaxoxo thank you! I will find that! I haven't seen that one yet but love Raising Spirits ❤️

[@prissilou]

I thank both your father and you for your service. Your father would be proud.

[@PhyreReighn]

Thats right! Religion or no religion spirit is pure love. Ive never liked Teresa bringing in religion

[@silverbells4732]

my heart cried listening to his dad sing...oh danny boy😢😢😢😢

[@seagullsg784]

Same, that was my nannies favourite song

[@GeauxMegz]

When he sang at the end- real tears. God bless the family and thank you both for your service sir. May God always protect you and keep you safe.

[@carolinemarch2626]

God bless and keep you safe. My son served for twenty years and did two tours in Afghanistan.

[@angelabatterton5080]

My dad wore old spice miss him so much ❤️

[@9ethergoddess386]

Same with my grandfather

[@MylifeMyway7283]

God Bless You n Your Father that is watching over You.. 🙏🏼❤❤🙏🏼

[@tina5601]

LISTEN TO ME......YOUR DAD IS IN THE LOVE OF THAT CHIRCH. THE CHIRCH YOU ALL SANG IN. YOU MUST SING GLORY TO GOD FOR ALL THE AMAZING DAYS YOU HAD THERE. SING FOR GOD, SING FOR YOUR FATHER , SING FOR THE PEOPLE, BUT MOST OF ALL SING FOR YOURSELF ❤ THAT WILL MAKE YOUR FATHER VERY PROUD 😊

[@pamelademuynck8740]

Church

[@deborahkizer4664]

Blessings to you all. 🙏✝️🫶👍🎵🎶💪💛 Beautiful voice. 😢

[@thadmachia9873]

Absolutely amazing as always! ❤

[@lindseyowen5968]

Beautiful singing

[@LindaM1976]

It’s so hard to lose a loved one. You are honoring your father and I hope you and your family continue to heal ❤💕🙏🏼

[@theresajerger3335]

Did you notice the circle around the word “saved” looks like an engagement ring!

[@Tnc874]

These men be nightmares, and we just accept them and their trauma that they dump on us. I hope he marries Heather soon

[@johnkimber2509]

That's called being human and has nothing to do with gender..women dump their issues on men constantly. If you can't handle human relationships, stay by yourself.

[@jessicawilson8114]

Every older person back in the day. Used it for the most part. I have my my grandpas old spice cup how they shaved back in t😂he day . I keep it😂 near my bed

[@LillymayHarris-c3d]

He looks like his dad

[@RickyIllingworth]

❤

[@angelabatterton5080]

Them nails 💅

[@tanisha7789]

They were twins

[@teresafraser3049]

Although this reading is heartfelt, what I cannot understand is how his Dad now that he's transitioned back home which is full of love and peace is telling him how PROUD he is that his son is following his footsteps in the Military!!!???? Why would he be promoting PRO WAR??? This is mind-blowing!!!

[@trishr2081]

If you really don’t understand then I am sorry for you

[@teresafraser3049]

@@trishr2081 I'm sorry for you that believes in WAR!!!

[@trishr2081]

@@teresafraser3049 the strongest Military has the fewest wars.

[@lindawolfe2885]

@@trishr2081I don’t disagree. But I understand teresafraser3049’s response. My dad, now deceased, enlisted in the Navy during WWII at the age of 17. As a navy coxswain, he volunteered for some dangerously suicidal missions. Including carrying the anchor of his LCI (landing craft infantry) to shore, embedding it in the sand and throwing his body over the attached rope to keep it taut enough for the marines to use in making their way through the rough water of the Omaha beach landing on D-Day. Under open fire, crawling around the dead bodies of the 5 men (his buddies) who’d already died trying. And that was only one of…So. Many. Other. Horrors. I won’t make you sick by telling. Box full of medals (which he successfully hid from us for many years) including the Silver Star and Purple Heart. Also contained in the box were letters of commendation from senior officers, all the way up to Eisenhower. I’m grateful my older brother discovered it and our mom shared some of the stories with us kids. Because my dad had returned with Severe PTSD, married our mom (a sage and a saint), and proceeded to have 13 children in a home that was a war zone. We were physically and emotionally brutalized. To know even a fraction of what dad had seen, of the hell he’d endured at such a young age? It helped us to understand. It helped a lot. So please try to understand how Teresafraser3049 feels about war. When I finished college and started working as a hospital RD, I was able to afford counseling (badly needed). My clinical psychologist (highly recommended by hospital admin) told me my experience was not uncommon, but to have survived it was. I knew that part. He’d left me close to death 3 times that I can recall. I was what they call a target. Tough (on the exterior; though dying inside). But most likely to survive. And often putting myself between his intended victims (my brothers and sisters). So in other words, asking for it. I could take a beating easier than I could take hearing the screams of my beloved siblings. We all became war buddies in a way. He’d lost his ever-loving mind. This strong, beautiful, intelligent, courageous soul had become the bad guy in his own home. And he knew it. He just had no control over it. War is hell and it ruined him and hurt all of us. As a nation we have of late been supportive of jumping into wars for all the wrong reasons. To garner political power and for the booty of increased military budgets and lucrative military contracts. President Eisenhower, in his farewell address, warned us about the military-industrial complex being a threat to our country. All the way back in 1961. We need to heed his warning today and always. Please understand why many of us who admire and cherish those who serve, are very wary of war and want to protect our servicemen. Yes we need to be armed to the teeth. And from a place of true power, with calm minds, negotiate for peace whenever at all possible.

[@ThatWeirdAquarius]

first!