Original Broadcast Date: 13 December 2007
I asked the callers for
Marla’s radio broadcast to take notes of her comments to them, then e-mail me
with their reactions. Here’s what
the listeners had to say about their readings.
Feedback from…
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Barbara from Arizona
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Debi from North Carolina
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Faye from New York
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Barbara from Virginia
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BARBARA
from Arizona:
I have a benevolent nature.
(Meaning--I think--I always try to do good for others.)
I have problems with my lower back,
through the kidney, renal area. (Kidneys are the renal area.) [MC NOTE: Three weeks AFTER this reading, Barbara was diagnosed with kidney disease.] And
that is true. I have backaches frequently and need to sit down.
Otherwise, I function rather well.
She said I have trouble with my eyes.
(I have white flashes on the sides of my eyes sometimes.) She can
see my intentions through my soul?>??! Keeping my intentions is
important in my career. (For a long time, I thought writing was going to
be my career.)
She said there are two people prominent
in my life, they pull my attention away from what I want to do.
My eyes are strained. They are
light sensitive, I should see a Dr.
My attention is split. Make a choice. Keep calls on the phone to
bare minimum. Get rid of background noise.
I have a strong ethic about
prayer. I need more support in needs of my life.
Keep an open mind when praying. The answer may not be exacvtly what I
want, but takes another avenue.
Make a track record of the prayer requests and results.
She commented about working on a
proposal. ( I suppose that has to do with writing.)
Marla was right about my back and eyes. There are times when I resent
having to do things that keep me from writing.
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DEBI
from North Carolina:
I guess I shouldn't have
been surprised when the first hit she got was from someone that had crossed
over. But I was. I had not been thinking of Dad at all, but I can't
think of who else it would have been other than Dad. The problem is that
a lot of what she said regarding the person that had crossed didn't seem on the
mark to me. And I wasn't sure what she was trying to tell me about what I seem
to be doing wrong with this person that has crossed. I thought I had done
a lot of grief work on my own and was doing pretty well with his death.
[Am I wrong?] Am I getting in Dad's way of moving on? Or is Dad in
MY way of moving on? I never understood what I was supposed to get with
that. So right now, all I know is that there is some mis-queue or
something between me and my Dad. I know he has been around me helping me
heal myself, but I thought that was a good thing. This part was/is very
confusing to me.
A white dog? When I suggested
Socks as the "white dog" that seemed to be a possibility, especially
when I said he was sick. It had sounded like she was going to say
something that tied the person that crossed over and the "animal"
together. But since she didn't say anything further about that I assumed
that meant that Socks is going to cross over soon. But I kinda knew that
already.
A water feature? In front of my
house? Well, I did recently re-do my patio with green Christmas lights
and a wreath; and the papasan chair is inside now, along with a holiday wreath
on the front door. When she said something about the person that had
crossed over and needing a "water feature", I couldn't help but think
that Dad was trying to help get me closer to the ocean - somewhere I would
really like to be. But then she certainly wanted off that subject
quickly.
Things got a little easier to understand
when I asked her about what I should do with my life. Her comment about
"duplicitous" people directly referred, I think, to my photographer -
which was one of the things I wanted some guidance on. To me it said I
need to stop working with [him], which may mean the [stalled project I’ve been
working on] will never come to be. She is also right about my need to
have people sell themselves to me, rather than me trying to sell myself to
them. I trust too easily, and don't have enough self-esteem or faith in
myself. I don't want to put myself in a situation of being ripped off, or
anything like that. This was really good advice.
She did pick up on my desire to
"help" people, especially with "health" related problems.
She mentioned "health, healing, life, and support", specifically.
All of those are words that express exactly the kinds of things that I
would like to help people with, and not in a corporate setting, another thing
she mentioned specifically. I don't know where the "northwest"
area comes in - especially because I'm a sunshine person. LOL She mentioned
I needed to be wary of a "T"-name that would try to lead me into a
certain position. I don't know if this person exists in my life yet or
not. That was unclear.
She asked me about my right shoulder and
the car accident that caused it. I answered by saying that I don't pay a
lot of attention to my aches and pains. I didn't think that answer
through very well, because it comes with a lot of caveats, as you well know.
I pay attention to my body better than most people do (at least I think I
do) and, as a (hopefully former) lupus patient, if I were to run to the doctor
every time I got an ache or a pain I'd be at the doctor every week. So
when I get an ache that is from an old injury or if my arthritis kicks in for a
day (due to weather or something) I do my best to grin and bear it and get on
with life.
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FAYE
from New York:
Now, as for Marla's
accuracy, some of the things seemed right-on. The non-fiction project,
for example, is probably going to have several offers from publishers.
(I'll just take one, of course. LOL.) The novel...well, it's
awaiting final approval before an offer is made. It's taken a long time
but I'm thinking we'll get an answer soon.
I passed along the message to Christie -
that was eerie and accurate since she is worried about her dad's health right
now. Cool about the ghost boy. (Explains a lot. LOL.)
All in all, it was a lot of fun and intriguing.
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BARBARA
from Virginia:
I found Marla Frees to be
very pleasant with a very soothing voice. A couple of times I found
myself ignoring the note-taking because of the conversation, but I managed to
catch up anyway.
Marla's first comment about UFO's was
very unexpected. I have never been interested in UFO's and don't even
like to read science fiction books or watch science fiction TV shows.
Actually, I like historical fiction
best, which may be related to her second comment. I am very much a skeptic
and need validation and proof. Her comment that it was as if I am from
Missouri, the "Show me State," was definitely a "home run".
I have actually said jokingly to people, including my sons, "I'm
from Missouri," when I am skeptical of their stories.
Marla commented that she thought I was
intuitive and should trust my intuition more. I mentioned that I have had
dreams that do come true. Perhaps one of the best examples (and I didn't
say this on the air) was when I was pregnant with my oldest son, Bryan.
Tony and I had been to child-birthing classes. The week Bryan was
born, I dreamed that I was in the delivery room and the doctor said,
"Push," and I said, "I don't know how; we didn't have that
lesson yet!" We were supposed to have the lesson on a Thursday
night. That day the instructor called me at work and said that she had to
postpone the class. I laughed and told her about my dream. Bryan
was born, 16 days early, on Friday morning. When the doctor said,
"Push," I said that we hadn't had that lesson yet. Four kids
later, I probably didn't need the lesson!
Marla mentioned that being outside in
nature is a cleansing activity and that until this month I had spent a lot of
time outside (the skeptic in me might say that it was warm outside until
recently). However, I did play softball 3 days a week until the end of
October (October 29, to be exact) and swam a lot over the summer and until last
weekend. She did ask if we are near a lake. The nearest is about
4-5 miles away. However, we do have a pool in the backyard.
Sometimes, I do my best thinking while swimming laps in the pool or
taking a shower! Swimming laps and playing softball also do get me away
from others in the home, another of Marla's suggestions.
I asked about my youngest son. She
asked if my husband was away from the house, possibly divorced. This is
not true. Also, Tony does pay attention to Chris. Marla asked if
Chris does have stomach problems and a fragile ego; he does on both counts.
She suggested that physical activities where he can excel would be good
for him. He is good at several sports. In fact, his P.E. teacher at
school told me recently how athletic he is and that she would like for him to
be on a volleyball team in the spring, as well as on a track and field team.
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