Brad Bynum a writer for the NewsReview.com has written a terrific article about his recent experience with Psychic Medium Vickie Gay.

I’m an apparition agnostic. I’ve never seen a ghost or conversed with a dead relative, but I wouldn’t rule out the possibility. And I certainly would never scoff at a believer—because whether or not the belief is true, the belief is real. Some folks honestly believe that disembodied spirits roam the planet, and for some people, communicating with these spirits through a psychic medium is the only way to achieve closure and acceptance of the loss of a loved one.

But I remain skeptical of anyone who claims to have powers of perception that are beyond my admittedly meager understanding.

“You should be skeptical,” says Gay. “You can’t be gullible. There are good and bad psychics out there, it’s just like anything else. There are good lawyers and bad lawyers. It’s just like any other profession. … If they’re asking you a lot of questions, that should be a red flag.”

One thing you find is that some paranormal investigators and skeptics will agree upon is their doubt on the voracity of psychic mediums. Both groups can find the notion of people being “sensitive” just doesn’t pass their credibility test. Skeptics do demand scientific proof while these paranormal investigators don’t have a gizmo to measure these psychic mediums in any way.

We respect their points of view. We suggest that you read the article because it’s well-written and interesting, but do not suggest that it would sway either group.