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There are many things, though, that we do not yet understand, and to assume it’s all fake/false is probably equally disingenuous.

Thanks again for the interview.

There are many things, though, that we do not yet understand, and to assume it’s all fake/false is probably equally disingenuous.

Thanks again for the interview.

There are many things, though, that we do not yet understand, and to assume it’s all fake/false is probably equally disingenuous.

Thanks again for the interview.

There are many things, though, that we do not yet understand, and to assume it’s all fake/false is probably equally disingenuous.

Thanks again for the interview.

Wendy doesn’t know me nor did she know what my book was about. That was made obvious by her comments that someone more qualified (a psychic?) should have written my book. Someone more qualified than myself to write my own memoir?!? lol

Also, since I was no longer on the line to defend myself and didn’t hear her slanderous comments until much later- I feel it is important to say that her comments about me which she presented as facts are totally false. She was repeating lies that originated from a group of angry psychics who didn’t like that I was writing a book about psychic addiction.

There are psychics who are well meaning and want to help with this problem of psychic addiction and there are the ones who don’t want to help because quite frankly- psychic junkies are major cash cows to the psychic industry.

Wendy doesn’t know me nor did she know what my book was about. That was made obvious by her comments that someone more qualified (a psychic?) should have written my book. Someone more qualified than myself to write my own memoir?!? lol

Also, since I was no longer on the line to defend myself and didn’t hear her slanderous comments until much later- I feel it is important to say that her comments about me which she presented as facts are totally false. She was repeating lies that originated from a group of angry psychics who didn’t like that I was writing a book about psychic addiction.

There are psychics who are well meaning and want to help with this problem of psychic addiction and there are the ones who don’t want to help because quite frankly- psychic junkies are major cash cows to the psychic industry.

Wendy doesn’t know me nor did she know what my book was about. That was made obvious by her comments that someone more qualified (a psychic?) should have written my book. Someone more qualified than myself to write my own memoir?!? lol

Also, since I was no longer on the line to defend myself and didn’t hear her slanderous comments until much later- I feel it is important to say that her comments about me which she presented as facts are totally false. She was repeating lies that originated from a group of angry psychics who didn’t like that I was writing a book about psychic addiction.

There are psychics who are well meaning and want to help with this problem of psychic addiction and there are the ones who don’t want to help because quite frankly- psychic junkies are major cash cows to the psychic industry.

(As an aside, I thought it nic that a distinction was made between psychics and mediums; so often I hear of high-profile people refer to themselves as ‘psychic mediums’ and I have no clue what that means).

When Wendy called in, I thought she had some good points to make, even if I found her a bit on the defense. I think there might have been a misunderstanding there; I took Sarah to mean that she was addicted to the psychic hotline kind of psychics, the ones who probably aren’t doing their job for any kind of spiritual good — as opposed to what I’ll call Wendy’s kind of psychics; the ones who are concerned about their clients and their wellbeing. But allin all I found it to be an enlightening discussion of a little-known topic. I’m enjoying your “AFM Profiles” series; I can only hope for more in the future.

(As an aside, I thought it nic that a distinction was made between psychics and mediums; so often I hear of high-profile people refer to themselves as ‘psychic mediums’ and I have no clue what that means).

When Wendy called in, I thought she had some good points to make, even if I found her a bit on the defense. I think there might have been a misunderstanding there; I took Sarah to mean that she was addicted to the psychic hotline kind of psychics, the ones who probably aren’t doing their job for any kind of spiritual good — as opposed to what I’ll call Wendy’s kind of psychics; the ones who are concerned about their clients and their wellbeing. But allin all I found it to be an enlightening discussion of a little-known topic. I’m enjoying your “AFM Profiles” series; I can only hope for more in the future.

(As an aside, I thought it nic that a distinction was made between psychics and mediums; so often I hear of high-profile people refer to themselves as ‘psychic mediums’ and I have no clue what that means).

When Wendy called in, I thought she had some good points to make, even if I found her a bit on the defense. I think there might have been a misunderstanding there; I took Sarah to mean that she was addicted to the psychic hotline kind of psychics, the ones who probably aren’t doing their job for any kind of spiritual good — as opposed to what I’ll call Wendy’s kind of psychics; the ones who are concerned about their clients and their wellbeing. But allin all I found it to be an enlightening discussion of a little-known topic. I’m enjoying your “AFM Profiles” series; I can only hope for more in the future.