Speaking With Pets Across The Rainbow Bridge - Episode 207

Send us a text https://susiespeaks2animals.com/ Love doesn’t end at the vet’s office door. Jamie sits down with animal communicator Susan Morano to trace a remarkable journey from heartbreak to hope—starting with her dog Jack’s sudden cancer diagnosis and ending with a trail of unmistakable signs that led her to a puppy she believes is Jack returned. The story is specific, grounded, and surprisingly practical: dates, symbols, distances, and choices made in real time, not vague platitudes. We unpack what animal communication looks like when it’s useful. Susan describes receiving quick images and “mind movies,” the kinds of questions that bring clarity, and the surprising rule that helps pets linger when they visit: meet them with gratitude, not grief spikes. From there, we widen the lens to how animals mirror our energy, why anxious households create anxious pets, and how small nervous systems soak up our stress until it becomes a health risk. Susan shares the journal practices she uses with clients to navigate illness, loss, and the possibility of reincarnation without getting lost in wishful thinking. Along the way, Jamie brings personal stories—a long-lived cat who still seems to dart past the doorway, and a new rescue dog with mystery origins. Susan offers quick reads that match later facts, plus practical guidance on breed confusion, feeding routines after scarcity, and making hard vet calls when the kindest choice isn’t the most expensive. If you’re grieving, you’ll leave with a simple bedtime method to invite a dream visit and a steadier way to notice signs in daylight: coins in odd places, a toy moved, another pet staring at “nothing.” If this conversation gives you comfort or a new question to live with, share it with a friend who needs it. Subscribe for more thoughtful episodes, and leave a review to tell us what signs you’re seeing https://susiespeaks2animals.com/ SusieSpeaks2Animals@gmail.com