The Medical Intuitive Miracle Show, October 27, 2026

The Medical Intuitive Miracle Show with Kimberly Meredith Radiant Confidence After 40, Hormone Wisdom, and Live Healing Readings with Anna Loren Horie Medical intuitive Kimberly Meredith welcomes model, actress, and bestselling author Anna Loren Horie to talk about her book Radiant AF on confidence and reinvention after 40, then takes callers Atira, Leah, and Christine for live intuitive health readings. Kimberly Opens With A Fifth-Dimensional Activation Kimberly Meredith opens The Medical Intuitive Miracle Show by welcoming listeners into a full hour in the fifth dimension and reminding them of the call-in number for the second-half open lines. She leads a guided activation from her book Awakening to the 5th Dimension, asking listeners to activate their palms, breathe deeply, and repeat affirmations declaring themselves strong, youthful, powerful, truthful, and at peace, closing with "Sat Nam." She invites listeners to notice a color or a guide appearing during the meditation and jot it down, since one of those guides might have a question later in the show. Kimberly then introduces tonight's guest, Anna Loren Horie, bestselling author of Radiant AF: Confidence, Courage, and the Art of Living Out Loud After 40, describing her as an actress, filmmaker, screenwriter, and founder of Baby Ram Productions who modeled in Los Angeles, earned a master's degree from Oxford University while raising a family in England, and later returned to the creative industries in midlife. Anna Describes Her Midlife Reinvention Anna Loren Horie thanks Kimberly Meredith and says gratitude for every breath has become central to her midlife reinvention. She describes growing up in California, living twenty years in London, raising a family, and quietly setting her own creative spark aside while caring for others, a pattern she says many women recognize. She explains she did not begin acting training until age 45, completing a two-year program, and argues people should never let age shrink their ambitions, whether that means law school, a new business, or acting class. Kimberly compares this to women like Louise Hay and her own grandmother, who found their fullest success late in life. Anna calls confidence a lifelong practice of tending an "inner lantern" that everyone has a duty to share, whatever their particular gift happens to be, creative or otherwise, once they stop comparing themselves to other women and start cheering them on instead. Discipline, The Notebook Rule, And Hormones Kimberly Meredith reads from Anna Loren Horie's chapter "Got Goals? Get a Notebook and a Pen," and Anna explains why writing goals by hand, rather than typing them, makes the commitment feel more personal and sacred. She describes her "four-month rule," the idea that any new discipline, from acting training to a workout routine, needs four full months before its early excitement fades and real commitment takes over, ultimately building lasting confidence. Kimberly shifts the conversation to hormones, and Anna, speaking as a woman in her late forties rather than a doctor, says menopausal health is finally entering public conversation thanks to researchers like Dr. Mary Claire Haver and Dr. Stacy Sims, and that symptoms like brain fog and frozen shoulders deserve open discussion rather than shame. Kimberly agrees, noting she sees premenopausal changes starting earlier in her clients and calls for more compassion, education, and both Western and Eastern approaches to healing. Confidence, Gratitude, And A Camera-Side Connection Anna Loren Horie tells Kimberly Meredith that self-trust underlies everything in Radiant AF, calling confidence a skill built daily rather than a trait anyone is born with, and describes finding gratitude even in mundane moments like standing in a grocery line. After a break featuring Kimberly's own book, Awakening to the 5th Dimension, and promotions for her practice, The Healing Trilogy, the two return and Kimberly asks whether Anna senses a guide or spirit with her during photo and film shoots. Anna says she comes from a line of Russian mystics, including her mother, grandfather, and daughter, and recalls once sensing a female ancestor watching over her in college, though she says she does not tap into that often. She describes feeling transformed into another persona during period-styled shoots, calling it a creative, almost mystical process. Kimberly says she intuitively senses a creative spirit from the 1940s around Anna. Atira Calls About A Bone Marrow Diagnosis The first caller, who gives her name as Atira, reminds Kimberly Meredith they briefly connected on Scott Catamas's show, where Kimberly told her she was being watched over by angels. Atira explains she has myelodysplastic syndrome, a bone cancer, and was turned down for a UCSF bone marrow transplant because of her age, 82, leaving her to manage the illness through periodic blood transfusions and chemotherapy. She asks whether Kimberly senses anything from her angels about her path forward. Kimberly says she is not a medical doctor but does not feel transfusions or chemo are wrong, and senses a feminine presence, like a mother or grandmother figure, protecting Atira, alongside a need for dietary adjustments and inner belief. Atira says she has always been a strong-willed woman but feels that strength has recently been shaken. Anna Loren Horie encourages her to stay radically present, crediting her acting training for teaching her that practice. Leah, Christine, And A Closing Reading From Radiant AF Caller Leah praises Anna Loren Horie's book and asks whether she always wanted to act or model first; Anna says acting was her buried childhood dream, and Leah shares that she, too, once dreamed of acting after watching old shows with her uncle's girlfriend. Caller Christine, phoning from Puerto Rico, asks about unexplained health troubles, and Kimberly Meredith intuits dehydration, discolored gums, and stomach and intestinal trouble, tracing it partly to Christine's alkaline water filter and urging a switch to pure electrolyte water and a different toothpaste. Anna adds that sleep and patience matter, drawing on her own recent back injury. Anna then reads aloud from chapter five of Radiant AF about returning to acting at 45 despite stage fright, and shares that she paid a full year of class tuition upfront so she could not quit. Kimberly closes the show with a healing prayer, and Anna offers listeners a brief gratitude meditation before Kimberly's blessing ends the broadcast.