Can You See Your Guardian Angel?

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Pammie was afraid of going to a new school. Then she remembered her Guardian Angel is always with her. When she was nervous, she looked for her Guardian Angel, felt better and made new friends. She also showed her new friends how they too can look for their Guardian Angels. Can you see your Guardian Angel?

Going through chemotherapy was one of the hardest experiences of my life. On treatment days, I’d wake up with fear already sitting in my chest, knowing what was coming—the nausea, the exhaustion, the deep physical and emotional toll. With tears in my eyes and a heavy heart, I’d prepare myself for another round.

During those moments, I found myself missing my mom deeply. Growing up, I always saw her praying, and in my own pain, I reached for the comfort of those memories. Though she had passed a few years earlier, I started to pray again—and that’s when I got a gentle nudge: look for angels. So I did. On the way to the treatment center, I began noticing signs and symbols—small, quiet reminders that I wasn’t alone. It became a game, a comforting practice, and a lifeline. Wherever I looked, there they were. And with each one, my heart felt lighter. I began to heal—not just from cancer, but also from the old, tender ache of losing my little sister when she was a baby.

That journey inspired me to write a children’s book—a love letter to the little ones in our lives and the angels who walk with us all. My hope is that this book brings comfort, wonder, and connection—to you, and to the children who read it with you. May it remind us all that we’re never truly alone, and that magic is always near when we take the time to look.

What’s next?

And while “Can You See Your Guardian Angel?” is out in the world now, I’m already dreaming up the next one. This new project is something close to my heart—a book about spirit, healing, and the Divine Feminine. It’s still taking shape, and it may take a while, but I’m excited to see where it leads. There’s more to come, and I’d love to have you along for the journey. You can sign up for updates or follow along on social media to stay connected.