From early childhood, the author of Spirits Really Do Exist has lived with an awareness that extended beyond the ordinary--an awareness that followed her from house to house, through motherhood, grief, and moments of quiet crisis. This memoir recounts those experiences with restraint and clarity, offering not speculation, but testimony.
Beginning with a childhood encounter involving a Ouija board that seemed unable to stay gone, the narrative unfolds through a series of encounters with unseen presences: children who appeared in the night, voices that whispered comfort--or harm--at moments of emotional strain, and shadow figures whose purpose was never fully explained. As the author matures, these experiences intersect with real-world trauma, illness, and responsibility, forcing her to learn discernment rather than fear, boundaries rather than obsession.
Written without sensationalism or embellishment, Spirits Really Do Exist is a sober account of what it means to live alongside the unexplained while remaining grounded in faith, family, and personal responsibility.
