What happened to Susan Lanza from the documentary telling Nicholas?

Answer 1

http://www.aiht.edu/newsletter/vibev8n1/healingfrom9-11.asp

"In my meditations after 9/11, any time that I reached out and asked Michele to be with me, she did. I could feel her energetic spirit reaching back to hold my hands." In one of Susan's meditative visions, Michele was ascending into heaven, in the arms of angels. "That's why I tell people to always show up on time for prayer work. It's not for God; He's there anyway. It's for you. We pray to catch the thoughts of God." Susan chose not to tell her family what she was envisioning during the 10-day filming of what became an HBO movie, Telling Nicholas. Though she finds the movie somewhat misguided, she is thankful for the healing prayers of thousands of people, worldwide, who saw the movie and who reached out to comfort her family. During sister Cindy's months of profound grief and despair, she once asked Susan to help her dispel a haunting elemental presence. Susan's training in angelic intervention allowed the entity to leave Cindy. "Sometimes people don't realize that there is more help for us on the other side than there is here," says Susan. The family still does not understand how Susan can be so peaceful when their hearts are ripped open and bleeding. "Faith resonates higher; it is spirit-driven. I so much wish to share with them the peace that passes understanding." "I know that God literally lifted Michele up. I do not cry for her soul, because my visions allow me to see her teaching large groups of new angels in heaven." "I feel no separation between us because I can see her all the time, anytime I look." Susan Chamberlain's tone is confident; her brown eyes radiate the quiet knowingness of a Raphael angel. Editor's notes: At this writing, • Nicholas now lives with his father in Virginia. • His Aunt Cindy's bewildering cycles of psychic withdrawal have passed; she is happily pregnant with her third child. • The street where Susan, Michele and Cindy lived was recently renamed Michele B. Lanza Way. • Susan's independent study with Caroline Myss continues. This spring she will spend vacation time attending another intensive workshop that is-by no coincidence-available only in Susan's locality. The workshop is How to Stop the Saboteur on Your Path to Enlightenment. • The national media still consults Susan Chamberlain's expertise on healing from grief; she who knows the worth of inner peace. She knows that, "In all these things, we are more than conquerors." (Romans 8:37). As such, she remains a peace troubadour.