ABOUT ME

   My upbringing came with a lot of challenges.  I was mute for the first half of my life so, socially I already felt like I was different.  I've always been way more in touch with nature and animals, than with people.  Early on in my life, I experienced death and grievance of a loved one, which felt like losing my other half. I was 11 at the time, when my grandma passed. I didn't know what losing someone meant or how to process it.  That's when my paranormal experiences started to begin.  I would hear footsteps,  short whispers, see shadows and  constantly feeling the presence of something else around me, picking up different emotions that I knew weren't my own. 

   The women in my family have told me countless stories of different psychic abilities and experiences, that passed through generations. so it didn't come to much of a surprised after this event, I became receptive to seeing and hearing spirits.  Anything paranormal I became obsessed with it.  All I wanted to do was to capture it.  After several years of therapy not only did I learn how to communicate with people but, I gained a deep understanding of grief, trauma, PTSD and how it effects us in many different ways.  I learned how to find my own sense of peace and acceptance in who I am. This gift has always been apart of me and I love sharing my passion for it.  I love connecting with people, hearing their stories, their journey.  It brings me a sense of purpose seeing the loving vonrabulitity that comes out of people during a reading.  If I can help someone process and feel a sense that their loved one is still right there...why not share it.

My Story

   Growing up non-verbal there were only a few select people I felt comfortable talking to, my grandma, Dorothy was one of them.  She was the heart of the family.  She never had a negative thing to say,  always smiling and taking care of everyone around her.  When school wasn't the easiest for me, I couldn't wait to get off and go see her. She'd always have candy and a big hug waiting for me. We would go out and walk through the garden and I would tell her all about my day. Anything I wanted to do, she do it with me.  Rather that'd be dressing up,  drawing,  singing,  playing basketball,  she'd do it. She was my safe space, there was nothing that calmed down more than being in her arms. I was 10 when she fell ill with cancer. It was about a year watching her decline, to the point she became bedridden. From what I was aware at the time she didn't want anyone to know how sick she was.

Read more »

Finding Peace After Loss

I understand the pain of loss. These stories offer a path towards finding peace of mind, helping you navigate grief and discover solace in the spiritual realm. Let me show you how spiritual communication can assist you in your life. Offering guidance and support rooted in compassion, Kay's Oracle provides insight for those seeking closure and understanding.