Widow Amanda Kloots told her Instagram audience on Thursday that she received a signal from her late husband.
Kloots said he asked for a “sign that you are here” and claimed it happened. Cordero died on July 5 at age 41 of complications from COVID-19. His long struggle with the disease was recounted by his wife on Instagram throughout the test.
Kloots posted a picture of the insurance gecko mascot Geico to accompany his supernatural contact story.
“Yesterday I went out for a walk with (his son) Elvis,” he said. “I’m not kidding you. I said, ‘Honey, can you show me a sign that you’re here with me and Elvis? I don’t know what it would be, but please show me a sign.'”
Kloots said he planned to read a magazine story about Cordero that night.
“He fell out of bed and landed face down, and on the back cover was Gecko Geico. Nick put two things on his vision board this year, two things. One of them was the geico gecko, ”he said. “Of all the ads that could have been behind Nick’s problem, THIS WAS THE ANNOUNCEMENT!”
See this post on Instagram
Yesterday I went out for a walk with Elvis. I went out for a walk because I started a # ak10daysofhappy challenge where I do one thing a day to make myself happy. On the way I was talking out loud to Nick. I’m not kidding, I said, “Honey, would you show me a sign that you’re here with me and Elvis? I don’t know what it would be, but please show me a sign. Last night I had People magazine in my bed because I was finally going to read it. He fell out of bed and landed on his stomach and on the back cover was the Gecko Gecko. Nick put two things on his vision board this year, two things. One of them was the Gecko Gecko. Of all the ads that might have been on the reverse of Nicks, THIS WAS THE ADVERTISEMENT! The spiritual meaning of a gecko, in case you’re wondering, represents incredible healing and cleansing due to its regenerative powers. The appearance of a gecko in your life means that you are strong, fearless and can overcome anything! I think this was a sign from Nick! It was his cheeky way of saying, “Hi honey. I’m still here! I’m with you.”
Loading comments …
