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Blessing CEO Says Late Son Told Sister He Dreamt of His Death

Kessiana GodscovenantBy Kessiana GodscovenantOctober 29, 20261 Comment1 Min Read
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Relationship therapist Blessing CEO has revealed that her late nine-year-old son, Bryan, reportedly told family members he had dreamt about his own death before he passed away. She said she only learnt about the incident after his death when her first son, Darrell, shared the story with her.

She said her younger sister, Precious, also confirmed that Bryan had run into her room on the same day to talk about the dream. According to Blessing, her sister prayed for the boy and reassured him, while he also reportedly shared the experience with their father.

Reflecting on the loss, Blessing CEO urged mothers to pay attention when children share troubling experiences. She also disclosed that Bryan had asthma, explaining that she too lives with the condition and has learnt to manage it as an adult. Her account was based on what family members told her after his death.

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  1. Crystal 🔮 on October 29, 2026 10:34 am

    Every Child Needs Attention, almost all the time but it’s good when you build a very comfortable and approachable mutualism with a child…… It helps and encourages a child to talk to you even when things are getting messy.

    Many parents couldn’t keep up with this kind of mutualism because it’s so demanding and not many wanna make such sacrifices 🤷

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