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I miss my son

Question: My son died in an automobile accident. His name is Jason and his age is 25.
He is very missed and I am suprised that he is gone.
Do you think he has anything to say to me.
From: Glenda Benn Altlanta, GA


Answer By Joanna:

Jason did not die alone, he had a friend in the car with him, the friend I believe, survived teh accident. It was all of a sudden, he was racing and he stopped to take a turn and I see a car swerving into a forest or hitting a tree. I get a sense that his passing was instant upon impact, almost as if he jumped out of his body the moment of the crash. I do not get a sense of any lingering pain. He also references a girlfriend, I think her name may begin with a " D" like diane or denise ? Something that sounds like that. He seems to be indicating missing a date with her, I don;t know if she was waiting for him to pick her up. He also references a pet, it looks like a cat.
Other than that I do not get anything else yet, just a sense that he is peaceful.

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