Testimonial419

Hello Mr Geller, I contacted you 8 years ago as a last resort when my grandaughter was in hospital fighting a serious illness which could not be diagnosed, she was 3 months old.  There is no doubt in my mind that she was dying, and in fact, she was christened in the hospital and given the last rites by a priest, we were told to expect the worse.
She was eventually diagnosed with the very rare ‘kawasaki’s disease, that which has recently taken the life of John Travolta’s son at the age of 15 (i believe).  We were told that because the disease had reached it’s ultimate course, that it had affected her heart and that she would a) not pull through, or b) at the least, require heart surgery at or before the age of 7.  She would need to be monitored, be on apirin, etc, etc,. in effect, they did not expect her to live.  Suddenly, when all avenues had been taken, to no effect, because there were other complications,  My grandaughter made a mirraculous recovery.  The doctors were baffled, but not complaining! and my grandaughter was sent home.  My daughter then got a phone call from you… because I had pretended to be her when I wrote to you, and she knew nothing about it.   She told you that my grandaughter ‘xxxxx’ was fine and you told her that you had been praying for her to get better with all your heart and soul.  Well i’d like to tell you that up to now, xxxxx is a normal and well little girl, and who knows what would have happened if I had never written you that letter?  She has four children now and they are visiting me in London for Mothers day, They want to go to Regents Park zoo, but I can’t afford to take them, and I know she can’t afford it either.  What say I write an exclusive for you and you give them a day they won’t forget?at the zoo?  Oh well, You worked your mirracle before, but this time perhaps i can give something back as a reward. Yours Mrs xxxxxxx xxxxx.