In this emotional episode, we get to hear about life after death of a parent,

and the many signals that show us that they're still with us.

My name is Edwin, and here is Enrique's true, scary story.

My family's always been like super religious. It started off with my grandma passing down her beliefs to my mom. My grandma was always the one that would carry around a little prayer book with her and her rosaries. She would stay with us sometimes or she would stay with one of my theos or uncles and aunts. So we got used to her being around. The earliest memory that I had would be in the first house that we ever lived in. It was the only house that we lived in until the fact it got burned down in the wildfires recently this year.

I want to say it might have been like 2005 when I was about like nine years old.

My little brother always used to sleepwalk and sleep talk.

In that house, it was both my parents, my mom and dad, my little brother and my older brother.

Me and my brothers would share one room.

Meanwhile, my parents would have the room next to us. And the three of us were

sleep together. I remember one night my big brother woke me up around, I want to say maybe

two, three in the morning. And he was asking where my little brother was at. And I told him,

I don't know. He then points out to me like he's, okay, watch this.

He's going to be in the kitchen and he's going to start crying and he's going to say he saw

someone standing behind him.

And right when he finished saying that, he goes five, four, three, two. And when he gets to one, he points towards the kitchen.

He started crying from the kitchen.

My mom and dad all wake up, like everyone's up at this point, and we all go run to the kitchen to see what's wrong.

And he's just standing there, like still, like half asleep and crying.

And once we finally get him to calm down and tell us what happened,

he tells us that he saw my grandma behind him that had just passed away.

I want to say maybe two years ago, he said that she was reaching out towards him.

That's when I turned towards my older brother and I was like, what? How did you know that?

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