Pro-Browne comments about my stroke?

[alfaniner]

Definitely. It is still on her web site:
...
We wish that Randi had paid heed to Sylvia’s warning of impending heart problems when they were on the Larry King Show Sept. 3, 2001.
...

I recall Randi saying he had previously had some heart problems at that time, although he was fine at that moment.

Oh, it also might have been pertinent to warn 3000+ New Yorkers to "avoid the Twin Towers eight days from now".

 

[Kaylee]

The only "warning" against you by Sylvia Browne I recall seeing anywhere on the net is when she said "Someone is going to deal with you" shortly before the security guards asked you to leave the hotel she was working at in June 2008.

Hardly psychic if she or her staff had called just called them!

Source -- one of your articles: http://www.stopsylvia.com/articles/ispeakwithbrowne.shtml

 

[RSLancastr]

Were there any pro-Browne comments about James Randi's heart attacks?

It seems like she wouldn't bother drawing any attention to her critics, if she can help it.

Yes, she mentions it in at least one of her books, and it was featured on her web site.

Also, if you look at the Swift column for the Friday after Sept 3, 2001, Randi discusses it. there is an article dissecting the whole thing which I hope to have up on StopSylvia sometime soon.

 

[RSLancastr]

I must admit I expected her to take "credit" for the stroke for quite some time.

I'm not sure whether that speaks worse for me or for her.

You'd think she would have been able to predict it with her awesome superpowers...

Well, as I said in my TAM7 speech: within an hour of having the stroke, I found myself in the back of an ambulance, on the way to the hospital, and thinking "How long before Browne claims to have predited this?"

 

[Questioninggeller]

Here's mention of the website in the Broward New Times:

Sylvia Browne: If I Was Royalty in a Past Life, Why Do I Live in This Dump?
Broward New Times
Sept. 23, 2009
By Jamie Laughlin

... Sure, traditional clergymen might bristle at the idea, but Browne promises to guide you through the enlightenment process -- just as she does on the Montel Williams Show – for the low, non-refundable price of $750 dollars per phone reading.

If that seems a bit out of your budget, you can see her live tonight during her farewell tour at the Seminole Casino in Coconut Creek (5550 NW 40 St., Coconut Creek) for $30. Before you shell for a ticket, read testimonials celebrating her talents at Sylvia.org, and testimonials from individuals who felt emotionally grifted by their Browne experience at stopsylviabrowne.com . To purchase tickets, call 954-977-6700, or visit seminolecoconutcreekcasino.com.

Full: Broward New Times

 

[ExMinister]

Here's mention of the website in the Broward New Times:



Full: Broward New Times

Except they got the address wrong!

 

[Questioninggeller]

Except they got the address wrong!

Yeah, but at least the reporter tried.

 

[ExMinister]

Yeah, but at least the reporter tried.

Yes, I totally agree. Someone had already mentioned the error in the web site name but I wrote a comment , too.