Concetta Bertoldi

The dead have been a part of my life from as far back as I can remember. As a child I always wanted to be on stage, but I never thought that hearing the dead is how I would end up there! I have always been an entertainer; even as a young child I wanted to sing and dance, although I only dance well if I don’t have to move my feet! I can sing but I can’t hold a candle to Barbra Streisand or Taylor Swift. I feel more comfortable on a stage then sitting at an office job; although to go out in public, on a stage, and say I hear dead people was quite the challenge. I had to learn how to try and fit in while I was coming to grips with my ability to hear the messages that were being delivered to me. My ability has always allowed me to feel what people truly feel about me, which could sometimes be a curse as you can imagine. However, I’ve always known that the other side felt nothing but love for me. Early on in my life I did not know all of the dead folks who would talk to me but I always knew God was real. So I always asked God to help me figure out what to do with the messages I was hearing. The extent of my religious education was listening to my grandmother praying out loud to Jesus, but I always had a clear understanding that my parents believed in God. It didn’t matter what kind of God that was. My brothers and I were taught we could believe in whatever we chose, and they would support us. I did not know then how much that would serve me later on in my life. Knowing that God is real and that we all belong to God, how we choose to worship is OK as long as we don’t pass judgment on what that means to another person. My many years of listening combined with my past life experiences have helped me to understand the messages that the spirits want me to deliver. I have love in my heart, I trust in God, and I have an outgoing personality; all which I believe make me a perfect candidate for the job that I was chosen to do… I am a person who delivers messages without any postal stamps, my messages have forever in your heart stamped on them.