Praise for My Life After Death
“This book is unique in that it describes what existence is like for Erik Medhus after his physical death. It is interesting to envision Erik’s mode of communication with ‘living’ loved ones—and to contemplate the various realms and experiences described as he becomes aware of his true nature. But I most appreciate his fresh take on the value of Earth life, reflected by these words: ‘Hold hands, man. Hug everybody. Have a hugfest.’ ”
—Mark Ireland, author of Soul Shift and Messages from the Afterlife
“Communicating through a medium, Erik Medhus draws us into experiencing his world and his life in the afterlife. We experience his senses, emotions, thoughts, amazement, discoveries, and surprises as he has lived them since his passing. My Life After Death is an absorbing journey through the afterlife that I recommend to anyone who wants to understand the realm we will all eventually inhabit by experiencing it through the engrossing accounts of this young man living there now.”
—R. Craig Hogan, PhD, author of Your Eternal Self
“From the graphic description of finding himself looking at his own dead body and seeing all the commotion and heartache that his suicide caused, Erik Medhus provides us with a totally new perspective on what it’s like to die. His voice is clear, direct, and intimate as if talking to a close friend in the language of young people today. His insights are poignant and profound. Erik tells it like it is, no punches pulled.”
—Dr. Victor Zammit, coauthor of The Friday Afterlife Report and A Lawyer Presents the Evidence for the Afterlife
Praise for My Son and the Afterlife
“Dr. Elisa Medhus offers a heartfelt, deeply moving story that invites readers to question their own beliefs of love, loss, and the afterlife.”
—Eben Alexander, MD, author of the New York Times bestseller Proof of Heaven
“Elisa’s journey has been amazing, and she is well qualified to share her knowledge with both the medical community and the grief community. She . . . is breaking new ground and leading the way for many of us working in the field of bereavement, hospice care, and consciousness.”
—Terri Daniel, author, educator, end-of-life advisor, interfaith chaplaincy, and founder/director of the Afterlife Education Foundation and the Annual Afterlife Awareness Conference
“My Son and the Afterlife is a book that will tug at your heart strings and make you laugh, cry, and more importantly, consider possibilities that you have probably never thought about before.”
—Thomas Campbell, physicist and author of My Big TOE (Theory of Everything)