The author's wife of 34 years, Jeri, fights 9-11 Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer and fights it for a year and beats it only to contract Covid and the cancer came back and she was gone in two weeks. The author called her the bravest person he ever knew. This is the story of how contact is made across the rainbow bridge and is supported by his doctors and a book he is sent that tells of similar contacts that are reported to scientists by other people. His doctor suggested the author write letters to his wife  This love story is documented by the untold numbers of letters the author wrote to her after her passing. 

Well I might as well as make a formal announcement because all my book title reservations on various platforms are starting to pop up on social media and elsewhere in stark contrast to my announcement recently that I will no longer be writing books that 30 was enough and Jeri was the spark that made the books possible and now that she has crossed the rainbow bridge there was no spark any longer. Well she came to me in a dream last night and said there was still another spark if I wrote about her which many of you suggested to me over the last few days. So late at night I forced myself awake knowing I would forget my thoughts and wrote out the outline of the book. The title is, My Letters to Heaven, Love You Forever Jeri. A top grade medical professional suggested back in June that I write letters to Jeri as a form of emotional release and I did sometimes a few a day so the book is half written. The spark was still there all this time. Life is a great miracle and our scientists are only now beginning to understand that there is something to the other world, that no one ever really leaves this universe. God is great. Thanks to all. Peace.  Michael Boyajian

Grief is the price we pay for love.— Rabbi Earl A Grollman, New York Times obituary November 8 2021.