I believe that Lai was an Angel sent to guide me through rough times. The first time I sat down with Lai the first thing she told me is that I would need surgery real soon! Well that went in one ear and out the other thinking she was wrong. Well 6 days later I found myself in the emergency room with a terrible pain. The doctor came in and told me that my gallbladder had to be removed immediately! The first thing I thought about was Lai was right. The next thing that comes to mind is when my grandmother was ill I asked Lai why she had not passed yet. The doctors kept saying she would go any day for weeks. Lai told me she was waiting for a young male to come say good bye and that she would die on August 11th. My cousin who is a young male had not been able to come see her and he called me saying he was on his way to see her! At this point it was August 10th I was just wowed!! So on August 11th in the morning there was no change in my grandmother so I thought "ok my cousin has come and said his good byes and she is still the same" The nurse came that morning to check her and told us that It would be another few day before she went. With that in mind I left to go home and take a break I had not been gone but just 2 hours when my aunt called and said "grandma just passed". My grandmother died on August 11th as I was told she would. Lai is a wonderful person with beautiful gift that will always be dear to me.
Comments (0) Best Pet Psychic - 2007
Lai Ubberud
Lai won "Best Psychic" two years ago, so it's no cowinky-dink that she'd move on to animals once she got people down. Whether she's working with two-, four- or no-legged creatures, she has a freaky way about her, seemingly bridging three worlds — past, present and future. While any pet owner — or, shall we say, anyone owned by a pet — develops a psychic connection with the creature, Lai seems to connect with animals she has no day-to-day contact with. Need proof? Check out her book Celebrity Pets Tell All, published last year by a division of Simon & Schuster. Despite its cutesy cover, it's actually a tender take on what various animals are ruminating on, whether they're pets of celebrities or celebrity animals themselves, such as Lassie. Maybe Lai has the inside scoop because her Swedish husband is named "Lasse." Whatever — the book's a fun half-hour read and purrfect stocking stuffer for a young friend, metaphysician or celebrity-watcher.






























