Feb. 3, Wednesday, promises to be an event you don’t want to miss.  Kerriann Flanagan Brosky, author of Ghost of Long Island and I will be discussing life-after-death.  It will be a funny, scary, thought-provoking, and enlightening evening.  Come around 7pm to order dinner, snacks, or a drink.  The event is sponsored by an organization called Long Island Authors Group of which we both are proud members.  It will be at the Sheraton Long Island Hotel, 110 Motor Pkwy, Hauppauge, NY.  $10.00 donations suggested.  For details call: 631-451-9478.

Hope to see you there!

Peace.
Cindi

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Click on the above link to see a TV show T.J. Clemente made about Marilyn Monroe and her Hampton experience.  I only wish that T.J. had shown this to my father, since he would have gotten a real kick out of this!

Peace.
Cindi

My Father died last night. I walked into the hospital and no one who worked in the hospital had greeted me or mentioned that my father had passed away just moments before. This was Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre, NY.   I had just been visiting my mother in Merrick, ten minutes away, and the hospital never bothered to call my cell phone to inform me that my father was in the process of dying.

I walked into the room and there was an eery silence and an absence of machines and technology around him. I stood before him not knowing if he had really died. It was surreal. He was bathed in white light, looked rested and peaceful, and his body was warm.  Very warm.  Because no one was coming in, not a nurse, and this being a Catholic Hospital I thought surely there would be a priest or a nun, or even a volunteer to let me know of his passing. I thought surely he isn’t dead. Maybe he was breathing ever so quietly or that his heart was beating so faintly that I couldn’t hear it when I put my head to his chest. Ten minutes passed and I felt like I was in the Twilight Zone.  No one from the hospital staff had yet come into the room.  I remembered that the phone had rung a moment before I entered the hospital, and so I checked the call at the same time I sent T.J. down the hall to go ask what was going on. I realized it was my father’s doctor who had called telling me my father had passed.  Just then T.J. came back with a nurse.  She made some lame excuses as to why no one called.   Basically she said they thought he had no family, although all of us (his grandchildren, sister, children)  had visited him many times over the last four weeks. I am only glad it was me who witnessed this absolute neglect and insensitivity and not my father’s aging sister or my niece, Star, who had visited him yesterday. She would have been traumatized beyond words. Read the rest of this entry »

Peace.
Cindi

I want to thank all of you for being the best clients anyone ever had.

Peace.
Cindi

I received a wonderful Christmas gift yesterday — a notification that I snagged the number 2 spot in the Best of contest sponsored by the Long Island Press.  Congratulations go out to John Edward who got the number 1 spot.

Thank you for all your votes, support, and kind words.  I couldn’t have done this without you!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Peace.
Cindi

Here are a couple of recent photos from the First Annual Book Fair at Walt Whitman’s Birthplace in West Hills, NY.

Peace.
Cindi

I am so happy to announce that Ben Parris, author of Wade of Aquitaine, and I will be at the Book Revue, 313 New York Avenue, Huntington on Nov. 17 to do book signings and a lecture. Our lecture is entitled: Soul Mate Reincarnated Love: Fact or Fantasy? We will be discussing Twin Soul love and our books. So, come on down and join us for an entertaining and fun evening. Meet other love-minded people and remember books make great, inexpensive, forever holiday gifts!

Peace.
Cindi

I have recently been nominated by the Long Island Press as the Best Psychic for 2010. I could really use your vote.

HERE’S HOW TO VOTE

1) Go to Long Island Press.com

2) Click on Best of 2010 — To Vote

3) Go to Categories and click on: Arts and Entertainment

4) YOU MUST VOTE IN EVERY CATEGORY OF ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT — EVEN IF YOU DON’T HAVE A FAVORITE MOVIE THEATRE OR CARE WHO WINS IN THESE OTHER CATEGORIES, YOU MUST CHOOSE SOMETHING — I KNOW THIS IS RIDICULOUS, BUT IF YOU JUST SCROLL DOWN TO PSYCHIC AND VOTE FOR JUST ME, THE BALLOT WON’T COUNT. SO CHECK SOMETHING IN EACH SECTION BEFORE SCROLLING DOWN TO PSYCHIC

5) Once you’ve finished that part of the ballot you will come to: Psychics

5) Check my name: Cindi Sansone-Braff

6) Scroll down and submit.

Every vote counts big time and the voting ends December 15.

Please do it today!!!

Peace.
Cindi