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Sue Hopple

By EditorUpdated on Mar 4, 2013. Posted on Mar 4, 2013

Sue Hopple of Monument, Colo., says she does shamanic soul retrievals in animals and humans to heal fragmented souls and promote wholeness. She says she also recovers lost animals.

Website http://www.suehopple.com/contact.html
Email address info@suehopple.com
Phone number 719-481-3917
CategoriesBeliefs & practices, Death
LocationsColorado, United States of America
Resource TypesSources
LanguagesEnglish
Tags: end-of-life issues

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