| Allison DuBois is the real woman who
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| | Arizona State University. While she was
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| inspired the television show, Medium. She
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| | in college, she worked as an intern in
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| was born on January 24, 1972, in Phoenix,
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| | the office of the district attorney. It
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| Arizona, and even as a child, Allison
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| | was then that she first realized the
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| knew that she was different from the
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| | purpose of her psychic gifts. Allison
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| other kids. She had one of her first
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| | found that she could visualize crimes
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| life-after-death encounters with her
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| | just by handling evidence. Her visions
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| great-grandfather after his funeral. She
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| | have helped in solving crimes and finding
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| says she always identified with
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| | missing people. She is known as a
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| characters like Tabitha on the television
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| | "research" medium. She uses her psychic
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| show Bewitched because she knew they were
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| | abilities to aid law enforcement agencies
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| "different" in the same way she was.
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| | nationwide. She has worked with the Texas
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| Allison was careful about sharing any of
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| | Rangers and the police department in
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| these feelings with adults, though.
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| | Glendale, Arizona. She also acts as a
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| At about the age of 10, Allison was told
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| | jury consultant. She has been
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| by beings she has since identified as her
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| | instrumental in putting killers on death
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| guides that she really was special and
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| | row. In addition to her law enforcement
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| that she would have an important impact
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| | work, Allison puts her supernatural
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| on people when she was older.
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| | talents to work in helping individuals to
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| Her guides continued to communicate with
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| | connect with the loved ones they have
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| her during her teens, and while she
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| | lost.Â
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| wasn't sure who was speaking to her, she
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| | Allison says that the television show
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| knew that the source was good and she
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| | Medium portrays events from her real-life
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| wasn't afraid. Allison always felt
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| | experiences. She is very interested in
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| connected to a Higher Power, but
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| | helping young people with psychic
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| traditional church services made no sense
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| | abilities to understand those abilities
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| to her. It seems as though the adults at
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| | and welcome them. She also wants everyone
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| church 'sang about one thing and then
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| | to have a better understanding of mediums
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| practiced another.'
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| | and psychics and the potential they
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| Allison spent her childhood trying to
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| | have.Â
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| convince herself that she was 'normal.'
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| | Allison has written two books. Her first,
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| She was a competitive roller-skater in
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| | Don't Kiss Them Goodbye, describes her
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| the 1980s, and she enjoyed competing in
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| | encounters with individuals who have
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| figures, dance, and freestyle skating.
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| | passed over and her experiences as a
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| She says she really enjoyed beating the
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| | profiler for law enforcement agencies.
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| boys in mixed competitions!Â
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| | She talks about what it is like to have
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| When her parents divorced, and her mother
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| | psychic abilities and how she struggles
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| remarried, Allison found herself living
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| | to live as normal a life as possible as a
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| on her own just one month shy of her 16th
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| | wife and mother. In her second book, We
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| birthday. She says she was a lonely
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| | Are Their Heaven, she writes about the
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| teenager and that these years were
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| | communications she has received from the
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| painful for her. It was then she realized
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| | spirits during her years as a medium.
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| that there were dark forces at work in
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| | These experiences have led her to believe
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| the world, but with practice, one can
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| | that the living are special to those who
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| learn to avoid them. Allison graduated
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| | have died. They choose to remain with the
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| from Corona del Sol high school in Tempe
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| | living "not because they're bound, but
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| in 1990.Â
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| | because we are their happiness, we are
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| When she met her husband Joe, he said
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| | their heaven."
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| that it seemed like she had a light
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| | (c) 2007, Davis Virtual Assistance.
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| shining on her. She credits him with
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| | Reprint rights granted so long as no
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| teaching her how to trust and says he has
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| | changes are made to the article and
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| made her a better person. He encouraged
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| | by-line and all links are made live.
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| her to follow her dream of going to
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| | Bonnie Jo Davis enjoys exploring and
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| college.Â
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| | writing about spirituality and the
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| Allison received a B.A. in political
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| | paranormal.
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| science with a minor in history from
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