We just returned from an amazing weekend in Phoenix, Arizona at the After Life Awareness Conference.  So many wonderful people were there, many of them who had lost loved ones; many of whom had lost children; most all of whom had beautiful, healing after-death communication (ADC) experiences.  We were touched by them all. 

It is becoming ever so apparent more and more everyday of the numerous ADC experiences people have after losing their loved one.  ADC's cross all barriers; they are not prejudice to any race, religion, or part of the world.  People of all walks of life, all ages, all nationalities, have experienced them.  And the more people share their stories, the more we realize how common they are, and how healing they can be.

That is why we launched our website www.HeBlewHerAKiss.com and published many of the stories in our first book in a series, also called "He Blew Her a Kiss," was to help people heal; to help people understand that there really is no death; although there is physical death, the spirit lives on.  Much research is out there to prove this and literally millions of people have stories to also prove it.

You are not crazy.  We encourage you to share your story on our site.  It not only will be healing for you to share, it will also help others in their healing process.  That is something we hear over and over from our readers.

Read about my dear friends Tom and Judy; Tom lost Judy to cancer and sent her a message on his birthday balloon, only to find it the next day lying at his doorstep at work.  His story was the catalyst for "He Blew Her a Kiss."

Read my "sleep state visit" from my mother, called Comfort from Clarise, after she passed away from cancer which brought me great peace and comfort, along with many other wonderful stories on the site.

We hope to hear from you.

Many blessings,

Angie Pechak Printup

Founder and Co-author, He Blew Her a Kiss

www.HeBlewHerAKiss.com

Just a few weeks after my mom passed away from cancer in 1995 I was asleep in her bed, in her house.  As I was sleeping she came to me in a very vivid dream.  The phone rang and I picked up to say hello.  She said her typical, "Hey Honey!"  I knew she had just recently passed away and very emotionally I said, "Mom, where are you?"  I wanted to know that she was okay.

She very calmly and lovingly said to me, "Honey, I'm okay and you're going to be just fine."  And then my alarm clock went off and I woke up.  I so desperately wanted to go back to that dream and talk to Mom more, but of course, I couldn't.

I will say though, that to this day, that dream was as real and vivid as if it just happened yesterday.  In fact, Bill Guggenheim who wrote Hello from Heaven with his former wife, Judy, told me recently over the phone that what I really had was a "sleep state visit."  He said the difference is that a dream is often chaotic and we're jumping around all over the place and we often don't remember it.  Whereas a sleep state visit, we remember as vividly as if it just happened yesterday.

And that is so true.  Today, 16 years later, I remember my mom's visit as clearly as if it happened yesterday.  And that visit brought me so much peace and comfort.  Although I missed my mother terribly, her visit came at just the right time and helped me immensely get through the shock of never seeing her physical body again; yet knowing that spiritually she would always be with me. 

Thanks, mom.  I love you. 

Angie Pechak Printup

Founder and Co-author, He Blew Her a Kiss, Inspirational True Stories of After-Death Commmunication from Loved Ones Who Have Passed

www.HeBlewHerAKiss.com

According to Bill Guggenheim and Judy Guggenheim in their book, Hello From Heaven, an After-Death Communication experience, or ADC, is a spiritual experience that occurs when someone is contacted directly and spontaneously by a deceased family member or friend.

Based on their research, they conservatively estimate that at least 50 million Americans, 20% of the population in the U.S., and possibly as many as 100 million Americans, have had one or more after-death communications.

Some types of ADC's are:  Sensing a presence, hearing a voice, feeling a touch, partial appearances, full appearances, sleep-state, symbolic such as butterflies, rainbows, coins, to name a few.

We are now having very frequent stories of ADC's shared with us face-to-face on a weekly basis.  Many who are open to this have told us how healing these experiences have been.  Many have also shared with us how healing the stories on our website and in our book have been to them.

Have you ever had an after-death communication experience?  If so, how did it make you feel?

Please consider sharing (submitting) your story on our website - www.heblewherakiss.com.  You never know when your story may be the very one someone needs to read to help them in their healing process. 

Many blessings to all,

Angie Pechak Printup
Founder and co-author, He Blew Her a Kiss
www.heblewherakiss.com
hdgirlclassic1@yahoo.com

Although we will be publishing a series of He Blew Her a Kiss books, it has been placed on our hearts to publish a 9/11 version of stories in honor of the 10th anniversary, with the royalties being donated to that cause. If you know anyone who lives in the NYC area or who lost someone on 9/11, would you please share this information with them along with our website.

God Bless,

Angie Pechak Printup
Founder and Co-author, He Blew Her a Kiss
www.HeBlewHerAKiss.com
hdgirlclassic1@yahoo.com

 My name is Angie Pechak Printup and this is our first post on our After-Death Communication (ADC) blog and website “He Blew Her a Kiss.”  My first experience with ADC was in 1995 when my mother passed away.  Shortly after, I had a dream where she called me. Knowing she had just passed away I asked her, “Mom, where are you?” and she said, “Honey, I just want you to know that I’m okay and you’re going to be just fine.”  I then woke up!  Crying, of course, and wanting to go back to the dream to talk more with her. But I did have an overwhelming sense of peace and comfort and truly felt that she was okay.  I also felt she would always be watching over me.

 Fast forward to 2008 and a good friend, Tom, lost his wife, Judy, to cancer.  It was his birthday that week and he sent her a love note on his birthday balloon.  He released it and blew her a kiss watching it rise up out of sight; only to find the balloon lying at his doorstep the next morning at work.  Gives you goose bumps, doesn’t it?

 When Tom shared that story with me I had a vision, literally in the middle of the night, to launch a website called “He Blew Her a Kiss” (heblewherakiss.com) and allow others to share their story.  The purpose was to help others heal from a loss.  We truly believe that although our loved ones are no longer with us physically, they are very much with us spiritually.  There is much research out there to confirm this. Bill Guggenheim and his former wife Judy are recognized as pioneers in ADC research and feel that over 100 million people in the United States and Canada alone have experienced an after-death communication. 

 My best friend of 35 years, Kelley Stewart Dollar, has since joined me and we have compiled these stories into our first He Blew Her a Kiss book in a series.  We like to think of our book as the Chicken Soup for the Soul  book for after-death communication. Many people have shared with us how comforting and healing our book and website has been for them.  It is actually becoming a ministry for us. 

 So, let’s talk.  We want to hear from you.  What do you think of ADC’s?  Have you ever had an experience of after-death communication?  And if so would you please share it?  You may share it here or you can submit it through our website (Submit Your Story).

 Many blessings,

 Angie Pechak Printup

Founder and Co-Author, He Blew Her a Kiss
True Inspirational Stories of After Death Communication