Vicky - Daily Facebook Live Readings

Here at A Given Gift, we hope you are all coping in these unprecedented times of uncertainty which we're living in.

It can be a really tough time when you're isolated from friends and family for a prolonged period of time, but please remember to stay home, protect the NHS and save lives.

To help us all get through this Vicky has been broadcasting live on A Given Gift's Facebook page each week-night at 7pm - https://www.facebook.com/vickyagivengift

We've had an amazing response reaching over 5,000 people, some of whom have received messages and guidance from the spirit world. We have also been inviting you to send in pictures of yourself or loved ones. Three random photos will be selected each evening for a live reading during the broadcast (please post these on A Given Gift's Facebook Page).

In addition, Vicky will be offering phone/video readings - which you can still book online here: https://www.agivengift.com/experience

During these difficult times, it is important to me that we all support each other and that is one reason we are doing these live readings free of charge each evening.

There are those of course in dire need of our support right now, particularly those at the very heart of fighting the devastating Coronavirus pandemic. Our amazing NHS are experiencing extremely difficult times, working even longer hours than normal fighting to keep us all safe and well.

We'd politely ask you all to kindly make a small donation to this very worthwhile cause CLICK HERE TO DONATE

Your generosity and support is very much appreciated #stayathome #protectthenhs #savelives #weareinthistogether

Finally, a little word from us on for those of you trying to home school your children.

Please don't put too much pressure on yourselves. Whilst social media can provide a great support network it can also lead to lead us to think that there is always someone else doing something better than us. There's a fine line between sharing resources, and the downside of everyone worrying because what they are doing is not spectacular.

We saw a great quote from the head teacher from a local school which said:

"Most young children will remember how their family home felt during the coronavirus pandemic more than anything specific about the virus. Our children are watching us and learning about how to respond to stress and uncertainty. Let's help our children develop resilience, not panic."