Good evening everyone. My husband had a car accident twelve days ago and he is still in critical condition. I am feeling desperate. Will he survive? I am so drained that I don't know what to think anymore. I don't know what I would become without him.
DESPERATION
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Hello Marie-Jeanne,
I just read your message, and you say you are desperate, and rightly so… in the face of your husband’s accident… Marie-Jeanne, I don’t really know what to say, but I would not do clairvoyance for this, however, if you want to talk about it, I am here, Marie-Jeanne… your husband had an accident, and it is true that our helplessness as human beings can be so devastating… and we find ourselves drained, washed out, with no energy left at all.
You know, Marie-Jeanne, I really can’t find the words to comfort him, but I know that all I can do is pray for your husband, and I will light a candle for him and for you. All my loving thoughts are with you and your husband, Marie-Jeanne.
Beati/rolande
I would like us all to be able to create a circle of love in favor of Marie-Jeanne and to unite through the power of love for her husband, and to send her positive, fresh thoughts of love and encouragement.
Thank you
Rolande
Good evening, Marie-Jeanne
So that we may send effective prayers, it would be helpful if you could share his or her first name and date of birth.
Courage, we are all with you
Best regards/lemaire
Hello Marie Jeanne,
I am with you in heart and mind, and I share Rolande’s intention to create a circle of love and prayers that will be sent to you, and especially to your husband, through thought.
Be brave, and above all, think of those who care about you and your husband. I join Rolande in lighting a candle for your husband.
all my friendship
Eliana
It is true that this story is very moving and terribly gripping.
It is also true that it is difficult to perform clairvoyance on such a subject, and I understand that some prefer not to do so.
Understand, Marie-Jeanne, that clairvoyance is not an exact science, that psychics, even the best ones, make mistakes, sometimes, often, it depends…
We readily accept this risk when the issues are not so serious, when it is a matter of financial problems, a heartbreak, or work. But here, you are touching on the essential, and your question is paramount.
The psychic who would answer you takes on a great deal of responsibility, and the risk of giving you false hope or false joy can be difficult to bear.
Personally, I think it is up to the informed client to decide whether or not they want this clairvoyance and also wish to take this risk.
What do you think?
Good evening Tom and Marie-Jeanne,
I completely agree with Tom; there are indeed questions that can be answered through clairvoyance!
There are situations that are in the hands of our Creator and over which we have no control.
Best regards
The magician.
Hello everyone, thank you for your testimonials. I am not looking for clairvoyance, but simply for the comfort I found in your messages, and I thank you for that. Today is a big day because he is having surgery, and it is not a risk-free operation. I am praying with all my might, and thank you all again. My husband was born on 05/03/1964 and his name is Éric.
Dear Mariejeanne
My prayers and thoughts are joined with those of our friends…
for the good of your husband!!!
Courage, madam!!!
Dear Marie-Jeanne,
I join our friends in creating this circle of love, as Rolande suggests. I pray for him so that all his strength may hold firm to lead him toward healing, and if we can call upon his guardian angel to support him. I am also attaching everything related to his angel.
Good luck, I am with you in spirit.
Roch el "God Who Sees All" – March 3 to 7
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Roch El governs the 10th to 15th degrees of the zodiac sign Pisces, symbolized by the planet Neptune (that which is hidden, secret, mystical)
Influence Roch El favors the profession of lawyer, endowing it with a sense of wit.
Mission: It facilitates inheritances by overturning unjust wills. It exposes scammers and bestows fame and renown upon the world of justice.
Prayer of invocation : invoke the angel Roch El by reciting his name, then his attribute “God who sees all,” and finally recite the following verse from the Psalms, chosen from the Old Testament based on the qualities of this angel:
"The LORD is my portion and my cup; you make my lot secure." (Ps. 16:5)
Color: Visualize green in order to harmonize the material plane and the spiritual plane.
Taper candles Light white candles in the room where the prayer is taking place.
Perfumes: To facilitate relaxation and meditation, burn aromatics composed of one-third myrrh (lunar aromatic) and two-thirds frankincense.
Hello Marie-Jeanne,
I wish you much strength and courage to face this ordeal. I hope that this operation will be very positive and that your husband will recover very soon.
I can barely imagine the loss of a loved one... it would be very painful for me. So I wish you - as I do everyone - the best, and much happiness.
Good evening everyone, and above all, thank you for your testimonials, which have comforted me in my pain. My husband had surgery this afternoon; it lasted several hours. When he came back, the doctors told me that overall it had gone well, but that he was still between life and death for about ten days. I hope it will be okay. I feel so helpless in front of him, facing his pain and suffering. He looks so tired of fighting to survive, but every time I tell him, "Hang in there, my beautiful love, we are here for you." Anyway, I hope he lives.
I thank you with all my heart for your prayers, your testimonies, and above all for your support. Good evening, and thank you again.
This thread belongs in the “Outstretched Hand” forum.
P.S.: I am very happy that the operation went well.
Let's be patient and continue to hope.
Good evening Marie-Jeanne,
It’s only now that I’ve seen the post, and honestly, I didn’t know what to say. As I read through the posts, I realized that one thing is clear: we must pray and turn to God, asking Him to spare you from pain and to not take the one you love. I wish you a lot of courage, and know that we are thinking of you and praying for you.
Sincerely
Ladysally
Hello my sweet Marie-Jeanne,
I am very happy to hear that the operation was a success for your husband Eric. And how are you doing? Have you found support from your family, etc… a friend to confide your anxieties and pain to?
I know that the worst is now behind us, the delicate operation... now, his body needs to recover, and so do you, and try to get some sleep. I know it's not easy, and I wish you all the strength needed for this major step in your life.
Rolande xxx
Hello Roland, thank you. Yes, I have family who supports me, but it is in your messages that I find the greatest comfort. As for me, I always have the feeling of being in a daze. The nights are long and I have no appetite. I am empty of feeling, as if my body were filled with pain, but I have my children and they are wonderful, and that is what keeps me going. Thank you for your kindness.
Yesterday, my husband was put back into an artificial coma because he was suffering too much, so they preferred to let him sleep. The days feel long; it’s been 15 days today, and I feel like it’s still the first day. But as the doctors say, we need to let time do its work for another ten days or so before he’s out of danger. I hope so, because they had already said that on the first day.
Rolande, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your messages. THANK YOU
Hello Marie-Jeanne,
I came to see how you are doing today.
Rolande
Hello Rolande, thank you for checking in on how I’m doing. It’s hard to say; I’m not in the best mood. Nothing has changed since the operation, and it’s now been 20 days since he was admitted to intensive care. In the end, we just have to wait and, above all, be patient. I wish you a good evening and thank you again for checking in.
Hello Marie-Jeanne, I’m glad to hear from you. Indeed, it takes a lot of patience, and I can sense a certain serenity in your writing… there you go.
See you soon
Rolande
Dear Marie-Jeanne,
It's a really tough situation, and keeping your spirits up is hard—I understand you perfectly.
You say his condition has hardly changed, but it is not worsening, so it is stable. Let us continue to pray that this stable condition gradually leads to his recovery. Try to hold on to that thought.
Please accept all my warm regards, be assured of my ongoing support, and do not hesitate to ask us for help if you feel the need; each of us will try in our own way to provide that support.
Good luck, dear Marie-Jeanne
Tenderness