I’m Meghan,

"My mind was blown. I was not a believer at first but her gift piqued my interest when I heard about it. After the first reading, I knew Meghan was legit. She told me things that no one else could have known - some silly, some heartfelt and some life changing for me and my family.

When we had our first son, Everett, I noticed our dog Taffy was unsettled. She would leave the nursery abruptly or poke her head in and look around but she had stopped connecting to us. I wanted to reconnect to Taffy and allow her to connect to my son through Meghan's work. Meghan helped Taffy understand that she was not an after thought. I wanted her to understand that she was still a part of the family. Meghan spoke to Taffy and there was an overnight change. Taffy came all the way into the nursery and started laying with us during the day and even for middle of the night feedings. It was very special. 

Before Taffy passed away, which Meghan was also a part of, Taffy had expressed to Meghan that she wanted to be a famous dock diving dog and was bursting at the seams to try it. She said she wanted to be a champion. I was able to fulfill this mission for her before she passed. Taffy dove in her first competition and had a record setting jump and even received a medal. We did indoor lessons with a dock diving coach, and during the first lesson our coach said Taffy was a natural. Meghan was involved in Taffy's last wishes before Taffy passed as well.”

[Kelly, Tim, Caiden & Taffy, New Hampshire]

“As soon as Meghan walked in the door my dog usually checks out strangers and walks away. Instead, our dog Ky relaxed and fell asleep right next to her. Meghan saw many details about how Ky grew up, even explaining that when she was a puppy she was abused by a construction worker with wooden 2x4’s. It explained why her whole life she would not walk on or by any pieces of wood.

Ky also expressed that on the right side (internally) of her body something compressing on her right lung. Ky acknowledged that when the breathing becomes heavy, to bring her to the vet. A couple months later she was breathing heavily and I brought her to the vet to find out through x-rays and ultrasounds that Ky had cancer that had taken over. When I saw the x-rays and ultrasound I thought of what Ky had told Meghan. Cancer had pushed all of her organs from her right side, over to the left side of her body.

I originally called Meghan because our dog was older and I wanted to make sure she wasn't suffering, that one session gave me so much more. Meghan helped me through the process of making the right decision and made me feel at ease with the decision my Husband and I had to make.”

[Kayla, Ky & Panda, Rhode Island]