I still have an open mind about the possibilities of psychic powers...

When it comes to psychic experience I am ambiguous, as I see myself as a down to earth person. But I still have an open mind about the possibilities of psychic powers, as I have experienced something "out of the ordinary" several times in my life.
As my own father had died very young, I was brought up by a doting grandfather, who sent me the loveliest letters, whenever I was away. He died when I was 32 years old. On my 40th birthday, in a foreign country, I was sitting in my bedroom, reminiscing for a while about the past and the people who had gone out of my life, when suddenly there was a sudden gush of wind. The window was closed and I wondered where it came from. As I was still looking around, I saw a card floating out of an open shelf at the wall and softly, softly landing on my lap. Intrigued I opened it.
It was an old birthday card written to me by my grandfather, when I was 30,
sending me all the love and blessings for a wonderful new year. Except for the number 3, his card could have been written now. I felt grateful, and I must say, not very surprised at that time. Only later, the more I thought about it, the more I would marvel about the power of, may be, a thought that might have been able to jump the barrier of time.

The other event was painful. I had given birth to my third child, a beautiful little girl with black curls and olive skin. When she made her first steps, pronounced her first word, I was suddenly gripped by a terrible fear and said to my delighted husband: "Look at her now. Appreciate her! How long will we have her?" He gave me a strange look.
What an astonishing thing to say! When the health visitor checked on my toddler, she exclaimed: "what a perfect child you have! Such a beautiful family! You are really blessed!"
I answered her:
"How long will happiness last?"
Three days later, my daughter suffered a stroke during the night, and from that day on, happiness had changed forever. She was now brain damaged, never againable to walk,talk or recognise me as her mother.