Collette Sinclaire
@ColletteSinclaire
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Collette Sinclaire lives with her husband, seven children and two Golden Retrievers in a home filled with love. She believes strongly in international adoption and has three children - so far - that have been adopted from Ethiopia and Guatemala. She has a special affinity for diet cola, pajamas and cupcakes. Then again, her interests and ideas can change on occasion as she's not always 'herself' when she's at work.
Collette has always been a staunch proponent of human rights in all forms, supporting the civil rights of individuals worldwide. The Risch Foundation, a charitable organization which focuses on the needs of children, especially those with special needs, was founded by Collette and her husband, Camden Risch. The organization was founded to support and help special needs children in emerging countries. The Risch Foundation's goal is to open locations for education, health and support in countries with few resources, to care for those who need it most.
Collette and Camden are parents to an autistic daughter and are advocates for those with Autism and Special Needs. Talking to dead people seems to run in the family as several of her children are psychically gifted and are actively training in mediumship as well. On a good day, Collette will talk with upwards of six or more dead people. On a great day, she'll be in Paris on the Champs Elysees having a pastry, drinking a diet soda and people watching. Both the living and the dead.
Being a medium and a Channel means Collette has a million friends in every state. No matter the day of the week or where she finds herself, life is never dull.
Collette is living proof that dead doesn't have to mean boring.
Go to her Official Website at http://www.collettesinclaire.com
Collette has always been a staunch proponent of human rights in all forms, supporting the civil rights of individuals worldwide. The Risch Foundation, a charitable organization which focuses on the needs of children, especially those with special needs, was founded by Collette and her husband, Camden Risch. The organization was founded to support and help special needs children in emerging countries. The Risch Foundation's goal is to open locations for education, health and support in countries with few resources, to care for those who need it most.
Collette and Camden are parents to an autistic daughter and are advocates for those with Autism and Special Needs. Talking to dead people seems to run in the family as several of her children are psychically gifted and are actively training in mediumship as well. On a good day, Collette will talk with upwards of six or more dead people. On a great day, she'll be in Paris on the Champs Elysees having a pastry, drinking a diet soda and people watching. Both the living and the dead.
Being a medium and a Channel means Collette has a million friends in every state. No matter the day of the week or where she finds herself, life is never dull.
Collette is living proof that dead doesn't have to mean boring.
Go to her Official Website at http://www.collettesinclaire.com