Talk With Loved Ones in a Coma — End-of-Life Mediumship
Give the Dying a Voice
I specialize in communicating with those who cannot speak for themselves — loved ones in a coma, the dying, and hospital patients who are non-verbal.
Not many mediums can do this work. It requires a specific gift and decades of experience to communicate clearly with a soul whose body is shutting down. As a most powerful medium with 25 years of professional experience, I act as a bridge between you and the one who is transitioning.
The Northwest Hospital Story
The first time I worked with someone who was dying was with a dear friend at what used to be North-West Hospital in Seattle, WA.
Her family called me for any possible help I could offer them while their family member and my friend was dying, slipping in and out of a coma. The family said she had already been resuscitated once. I got there as fast as I could.
When I got to the room, she was stiff and in a coma. A nurse was constantly at her side. Her family surrounded her; about 15 relatives were in the room. I had never met any of them except her two daughters and her current husband. I connected with her. She told me stories about each one. She knew specifically who was there. She knew one sister was late, as usual, but she had been in a coma before any arrived. She gave advice through me to those she needed to and shared specific stories with each person. She expressed she was waiting for one last relative before leaving. So she continued telling her stories. I acted as her voice. I just said exactly what she wanted me to say to each person. Each person laughed and cried during the stories about her interactions with them. They told me the stories were exactly correct. Everyone was moved. There was not a dry eye in the room.
She kept asking about her one sister, who was really late. About an hour went by with questions and answers. My answers were word-for-word from the dying friend. The sibling never arrived.
Out of the blue, she said to me, “Eric, please tell the family I can’t wait any longer.” Since her sister was always late, she’d have to miss out, so I shared this with the family. The friend in the coma said, “It was time!” As I told her family, the monitor suddenly went flat, and it was over! Just like that. I was so honored to be part of this beautiful exchange. It made the transition so much easier for everyone. I’m still deeply humbled by this experience. This story still brings tears to my eyes.
There have also been many times a relative has come through during healing sessions to help their loved one heal even more.
Why This Work Matters
When a loved one is in a coma or dying, families feel helpless. They want to say goodbye, ask for forgiveness, or simply hear their loved one’s voice one more time. I can help make that possible.
I talk with the dying person. I talk with those who cannot communicate. I bring closure to families in their most difficult moments — whether that’s at a hospital bedside or through a remote session.
