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A viewer writes: “We are being told by the doctors about my mother that the only exception to denying visitors, family in this case, is what they term ‘end of life’ which to me sends an extremely problematic message. They are also conceding that her recovery outlook would be improved if she were able to have in-person visits with her close family members. They say she lacks motivation and is often uncooperative with the nurses and therapists, speech and physical. They had to put her back into ICU with the EVD drain re installed and yesterday or the day before, they put the feeding tube back in because they are not confident she can swallow safely anymore. So my thinking is that her higher self, at the minimum, and perhaps even parts of her consciousness in ready access, knows that if she ever wants to see her family again she will need to be determined by the doctors that she is on her death bed. Is this true? Is this what is going on with her?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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The viewer also asks: “Why the lack of motivation or is motivation even an issue?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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The viewer also asks: “If she is going to recover, I would like to know and to be prepared, and if she is going to pass in the hospital, I would also like to know so I can be more prepared.” What can we tell him?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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My client’s mother is lying suffering in a nursing home with severe dementia and two broken legs. Her current existence seems pointless. Is she holding herself back from transitioning? Is there anything we can do as an advocate for the family, to convince her higher self to assist her transition? Would channeling her higher self be fruitful?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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