Never Say Never: Embrace the Magic of Healing

The universe brims with magic and healing—even if it isn’t typical dinner conversation. I’ve gathered so many divine stories that one day I might write a book about the “universal unknowns.” For now, let me share a healing story that may inspire you to tap into that magic (and perhaps book a session with me).

In December 2022, while visiting Brookfield Zoo at eight weeks pregnant, I was experiencing the ups and downs of pregnancy hormones. As we passed the polar bears, I insisted one was named “Agnus.” Soon after, something felt off. I asked my family to move ahead while I waited in the car and, at 3 a.m., drove myself to the hospital. In a twist of fate, the ultrasound technician—named Agnus—confirmed my first ectopic pregnancy, a revelation that oddly brought me comfort.

Six months later, I endured another ectopic pregnancy—this time an intrauterine pregnancy developing outside my uterus. While I remained grateful for the daughter who stayed by my side, I felt destined for another child. Determined, I tried again. Eight months later, I was pregnant once more, only to learn during an ultrasound that I faced yet another intrauterine pregnancy. This time, my uterus ruptured, and I was told I might never carry a child again—three ectopic pregnancies in total.

Then I heard a quiet, powerful whisper: “Show your magic.” I turned to Angel Reiki, meditation, and moon magic during my recovery, devoting myself to healing and releasing the past to welcome vibrant new energy.

A year later, unexpectedly, I discovered I was pregnant again. I rushed to the ER for confirmation, and at my next appointment, I learned I was due on Valentine’s Day! Little Mark Jordan Seego Jr. was born on January 23, 2025, at 36 weeks, weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces. My body had created a miracle.

There’s so much more to this journey—enough for a whole book someday. The moral? Our minds, hearts, and souls shape our reality. Miracles truly exist when we believe in the magic of the universe and in ourselves.