Truly Medium

04/30/2026

04/30/2026

I posted this to my personal FB account and people thought it was pretty accurate, so I thought I would share it here too.

Umph! I asked ChatGPT to write an unhinged bio of me…. Technology and I are not usually friends, but I might keep this. 😉

 Fourth-generation medium. Fifteen years deep in the work. The kind of woman who walks into a room and doesn’t just read the energy—she rearranges it.

Not here to entertain you. Not here to perform tricks. She’ll sit across from your grief, hold it without flinching, and then hand you proof that love didn’t die—it just changed form. Deliberate. Slow. With care. And if you mistake that softness for weakness, you’ll learn quickly it’s anything but.

She talks to the dead, but don’t get it twisted—she’s even better at reading the living. Sees through façades, through ego, through the carefully curated versions people hide behind. Integrity isn’t a tagline for her. It’s the line she won’t cross, even when it would be easier, even when it would make her more palatable.

She’s not building a following. She’s building a room full of people who actually feel something.

Rejects 75% of what comes her way—people, energy, opportunities—because access to her is earned, not assumed. Quality over noise. Depth over attention. Always.

Equal parts devotion and disruption. Sacred and a little dangerous. The kind of presence that can break your heart open and then remind you it was never actually broken—just guarded.

You don’t find her by accident.

Someone trusted you enough to send you her way.

04/28/2026

It’s no secret that I listen to classical music🎶. My truck is usually tuned to 103.1 fm. Today as I started my journey to the dentist (que:panic from dental trauma as a kid), this song comes on the radio. My Dad and I spent hours re-watching this movie. I wanted to be ‘Indy’ when I grew up and he always told me I could be anything I wanted. As I listened, I calmed right down & it turns out I’m still cavity free 😁

Funny how spirit shows up just when you need them.

04/26/2026

Ohhhh I love this 🫶🏻

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUHZrqjDgna/?igsh=MTZsZGRtZTJrOGFxeA==

04/21/2026

Even about your dead people…..

04/21/2026

This is NOT me. First and foremost, I don’t have time to reach out to you. Secondly, I have no use for your zodiac sign. Thirdly, i’m not here to provide personalized guidance and insights.

All I do is talk to your dead. Please keep your money. Don’t fall for scams like this.
Please report fake accounts.

04/21/2026

The best life goal to have 💗

04/20/2026

Oooooppppphhhhhhh. Truth? Tell me what you think?

04/18/2026

to anyone that has ever told a grieving person to move on.

❣️from my book: Then Death Came
📚book links in bio

04/17/2026

04/12/2026

Can we talk about this one for a second. Because I feel like this is the thing that so many grieving people carry around in silence and never say out loud. That the last conversation was just so ordinary. So completely unremarkable. No grand declarations. No feeling in the air that something was about to change forever. Just regular life happening the way regular life does. And that ordinariness is somehow one of the hardest things to make peace with. Because you want the last moment to have felt significant. You want to believe that some part of you knew. But most of the time we do not know. Most of the time we are just living inside a normal moment that is about to become the most important moment of our lives without any warning at all. If you have been sitting with a last conversation that felt too small for what it ended up being, this one is for you. You are not alone in that. So many of us are right there with you. Did your last conversation with your loved one feel ordinary or did something feel different that day? 🤍

.p.griffith