Truly Medium

02/24/2026

Friends please pray with us for Jess, her babies & their family. Thank you 🙏🏻

02/23/2026

Oh my heart ♥️

02/19/2026

My name is Truly, & yes it’s on my birth certificate.

If you’ve been referred to me recently, welcome.

I’m a fourth-generation medium, and I’ve worked professionally for the last 15 years. I don’t say that to impress anyone. It just means this work has been in my life for a long time.

There have been days this work has broken my heart.

Sitting across from someone in deep grief isn’t light work. It’s heavy. And I feel that.

And I also get to witness something extraordinary —
that love is still accessible.
That connection doesn’t disappear.
That Spirit reaches back.

I care deeply about evidence.
I care even more about integrity.

I don’t see this as performance.
I see it as responsibility.

This work has humbled me more than anything else in my life.

And after all these years, what I know — without doubt — is this:

You are not alone.

If you found me through someone else, I’m grateful they felt safe sharing my name.

I hope we will get the chance to meet. Until then I’ll wish you….

All love, T

02/17/2026

Ohhhhh this is powerful love 💗

Nine years ago, a woman I barely knew called me from Florida.

Her husband, my ex-boyfriend’s best friend, had died by su***de.

She didn’t call a funeral home first, she called me. I was in Texas and she was in Florida. This grief didn’t care about geography.

She didn’t know what she was asking for yet, but she wanted to fly me out right away. She knew she didn’t want to be alone, and she knew of my work thru the ex. After an emotional conversation,I started calling funeral homes.
She wanted:
• A viewing, even after a full autopsy
• To be present at the cremation
• Someone she trusted beside her

In Florida, only licensed staff can operate cremation equipment. Families can observe through a viewing window, but policies vary from funeral home to funeral home.

She was adamant, “If they won’t allow you to be there, I don’t want them.” So I found one that would.

The day came. He had been autopsied. I had asked the funeral home to prepare him appropriately for viewing. He was in a simple cremation container at the front of a vast chapel.

She shuddered at the doorway, then whispered to me quietly, “I need to hold him one more time.”

What happened next is something I will never forget. While staff stepped away, a few of us accompanying her that morning, stood guard at the chapel doors. Not to intentionally break rules, but to protect a sacred moment.

Holding my hand for leverage, and standing in a chapel chair, she climbed into the container and laid on top of her deceased husband. The first words she uttered were, "Why does he stink so bad?"
She placed her head on his chest and began to lament over his body, why why why, a few choices curse words, some silence, and then shecalled us back to help her out, whispering goodbye one last time in his ear as we came down the center isle.

People think death care is about logistics., paperwork, and regulations, but sometimes the most important role you can play is simply this: Stand at the door. Hold the space. Protect the goodbye.

That was one of the moments that shaped me long before I ever I trained as a death doula.

Grief doesn’t care about licensure, it sure does care about love.

Have you ever needed someone to stand guard for your grief?

02/16/2026

Family Day reminds us of the people who shaped us. The ones who raised us. Loved us. Challenged us. Protected us.

And for some of us… the ones we miss.

On March 15 at Truly Medium Live, we gather not just as individuals — but as family. Seen and unseen.

Because love doesn’t end.
Connection doesn’t disappear.
And Spirit never forgets.

If Family Day has your heart feeling full — or tender — this event may be for you.

🎟 Tickets available now at http://www.trulymedium.com/truly-medium-live.html

02/15/2026

Today is International Childhood Cancer Day. 🌎

On this day, we stand in solidarity with those children currently fighting cancer, we celebrate the battles that have been won, and we remember those who have been taken far too soon.

It’s a day to raise awareness about the unique challenges of childhood cancer and highlight the need for research to find safer and more effective treatments to give these kids the brighter futures they deserve. ❤️

Because every year, over 1,700 Canadian children are diagnosed with cancer…

These kids should be living life, NOT fighting for it.

Our GCC ambassadors show us the true meaning of bravery and inspire us to keep pedaling when our legs grow weary and the hills start to feel like mountains. These kids won’t stop fighting, and neither will we.

Every member of our GCC movement is making their own personal impact to fight kids’ cancer and save little lives… and together, we’re UNSTOPPABLE. 🚴

As a community, we’ll keep riding and raising until we end childhood cancer... FOR GOOD. ✊

02/14/2026

Friends if you can take a moment to say a prayer or send loving thoughts, we would really appreciate it. Thank you. 🙏🏻💜

02/09/2026

Same ♥️💀😢

Personal Post: This week has been bittersweet. As exciting as it is that The Muppet Show is back, it hurts that the person who introduced me to the Muppets is no longer here to watch and enjoy it with, and that’s a hard pain and a tough reality to let go of.

Let your loved ones know how much they mean to you. You truly never know how long they’ll be around. ❤️‍🩹

- J (admin)

02/09/2026

‘I can only build around integrity.’

If I talk about Epstein, I lose followers.
If I don’t, I lose followers.

If I speak about Palestine, I lose followers.
If I don’t, I lose followers.

If I mention Trump, I lose followers.
If I criticise him, I lose followers.
If I don’t, I lose followers.

If I question spiritual gurus, I lose followers.
If I stay silent, I lose followers.

If I take a side, I lose followers.
If I refuse to take a side, I lose followers.
If I try to hold multiple perspectives and see the bigger picture, I lose followers.
If I don’t, I lose followers.

If I say what I truly feel, I lose followers.
If I hold back to keep everyone comfortable…

… I lose myself.

And I am unwilling to lose myself.

So here is the simple truth:

No matter what I say, some people will leave.
No matter what I don’t say, some people will leave.

I cannot build my life around avoiding loss.
I can only build it around integrity.

I’ll say that again:

*I cannot build my life around avoiding loss.
I can only build it around integrity.*

So sometimes I will share in public.
Sometimes I will share with family and close friends only.
Sometimes I will go into silence to process complexity.
Sometimes I will speak abstractly, poetically.
Sometimes I will engage with what is happening in the world.
Sometimes I will sink into contemplation.

Sometimes I will make art.
Sometimes I will comfort.
Sometimes I will protest.
Sometimes I will reflect.
Sometimes I will challenge.

Sometimes I will not address things in the way you want, or at the moment you want.

If the algorithm doesn’t favour the way I share, so be it.

If that costs me numbers, so be it.

Unfollow me if you need to.
Stay if what I share resonates.

Either way, I will always speak to you from my heart.

In my own way.
In my own time.
In my own unique voice.

Bless you all, and thank you.

❤️

- Jeff Foster

02/09/2026

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