Brennan's FALL GHOST IN MY CHILD

Brennan's Developmental Milestones and Unusual Abilities

• Brennan exhibited precocious development, mastering milestones like rolling over, smiling, nonverbal communication (5-6 months), talking (9-10 months), and speaking in full sentences (12 months) early.
• He displayed advanced verbal skills, exhibiting a "creepy smart" intellect and a matter-of-fact communication style.
• He has a particular interest in clothing, preferring vintage 40's/50's styles. His mother, an in-home daycare provider, notes his exceptional attention to personal appearance.

Hearing Impairment Concerns

• Brennan's family noticed potential hearing problems around age five, with difficulty hearing his mother's calls.
• His right ear was eventually diagnosed with a severe hearing deficit; the cause remained unexplained by specialists.
• The mother finds it emotionally challenging to deal with the diagnosis.

Unusual Insights and Past Life Claims

• Brennan possesses profound insights beyond the typical of a child his age.
• He possesses an advanced social understanding and intellect.
• He exhibited a deep understanding and ability to remember details of events and things which defy his current life experiences, such information regarding an "other house" of a different shape and Northern style building that doesn't exist in their Memphis environment.
• At age six, he described having been sent from God to fulfil his mother's wish for a child.
  • He also claims a previous life experience of falling from a roof and dying, describing his previous occupation, the accident's circumstances and those around him. This included details about the shape of a building, a time period and the location of the injury.
  • He specifically remembers a fall from a four-story building, a "dormitory".
  • He further described injuries and trauma experienced at the time of death.
  • His mother investigated possible past life connections, particularly finding a potential match for his description of a previous life (James P. Patterson), a construction worker who died from a roof fall.
• Brennan linked with a particular entry in the research which mentioned the time frame and the place for his earlier existence. This reinforces the idea that he was connected or aware of his previous identity.

Parent's Emotional Response and Research

• Brennan's mother's emotional response is one of profound surprise and acceptance regarding the potential for a past life, including the incident involving the roof fall.
• She felt that this was a topic not taught or handled in parenting classes.
• The mother believes that the hearing impairment in his right ear is connected to the trauma of the fall, according to Brennan's claims and recollection of his death.
• She is investigating potential connections with his past life story, and the possibility of reincarnation.
• This also encompasses a deep exploration into past life possibilities based on his recollections.