Channeling Erik

September10th

9 Comments

Danielle shared this song with me today, and it struck a deep chord of understanding. In truth, it took my breath away, because it perfectly encapsulates Erik’s life, my life, everything we’ve been learning together and the journey all of us are now taking. Surely, Danielle’s guides led her to this, entitled, Eric’s Song. Plus, as an added bonus, the girl looks just like me! (just kidding. I wish!)

  • Danielle Notaro

    I don’t know if what was my guides.Maybe it was. I was wanting to find a song for you Elisa, something other than Fur Elise (Beethoven). And not coming up with any thing I thought what about one for Erik. And voila. I’d been thinking to wait until his birth date to give it to you or his transition date and I can’t remember exactly what I read here on one of the posts that made me think now was the time. I am very glad that you like this and it is a help to you. xo

  • Grace

    That is a beautiful song – thank you for sharing. It’s not the kind of music I normally listen to but I liked it so much that I just bought the whole album.

    And thank you Elisa for the photos and videos – very touching and a loving tribute. I laughed and cried my way through….

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I know, Grace! I thought the same thing! It seems to say so much in such few words.

  • Skoshi

    Now, Elisa, you KNOW that if you took away the hair extensions and 3 pounds of eye makeup she’s wearing you’d be doubles! ; )

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Ha! A little spackling compound and Bondo on my wrinkles might be warranted too!

  • Shawna

    Awe…so beautiful, the song and pictures.

  • Tiffany

    Loved the wisdom in this message through music! I can see why it touched you so deeply…

  • C

    I had to post after seeing this post. I came across your blog one evening. I’ve been revisiting grief over a loss I experienced nearly 20 years ago and I was surfing for urls to help me cope with my loss. Something in your posts just resonated with me and I read almost the entire blog in that one evening. So then I bookmarked this url but I haven’t viewed it in months. During those months I’ve been going about life and dealing with my loss and I realized that I’ve also had another loss that I needed to grieve. This loss was more recent and happened within the last 8 or 9 years. Long story short, Vienna Teng was actually an integral part to that relationship. I don’t know what compelled me to visit this particular url tonight, but I was sitting here and thinking about my loss, seeing this post, and now I am wondering if I should contact this person but I am scared to do so. The first person I mentioned has passed on, but the second person I mentioned has not. I’m wondering if you could see what Erik says about this? If possible, I’d rather not have this published. Oh, and my email address might sound like spam or junk, but it is not! Thank you.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Thanks so much for being a part of our family now, C. I won’t put up the Ask Erik link until I’m caught us with the questions I have now and the questions I need answered for the book, but Erik’s very easy to channel if you recognize his voice. Just look at today’s entry!!! Or you can book a half hour appointment with Jeannie for $40 or one with Jamie ($75) or Kim ($150.) Full hours are double this of course. If those aren’t options for you, keep your eye out for the Ask Erik link to go back up eventually. Love you!