DOM, could you give me your fax # by e-mail so that I can call my doctor and ask her to fax the documents, she seems to be forgetting. She says she has it and would send it. Thanks. Dealing with busy professionals always takes presistance. I signed them well over a month ago. Thanks for saying so.
RYAN WHISLER, Yo-Yo Dowser
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I don't know if It would be legal to post the affidavit. Giving out the MD's information to people could cause a lot of harrassment to the doctor. Asking James Randi or Jeff Waff if they have recieved #1 or 2 would be best. #2 is an assiciate of #1, so I'll find out if #2 has completed it and sent it yet. The last appt. with #1 I asked "did #2 complete the affidavit for me?". She said, #2 wasn't sure you would want her to. I said, "Yes I want here to please". Ahh! It takes a lot of polite persistence I tell you to get some people to budge. Thanks for letting me know DOM. I'll call her and leave a message ASAP.
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Sure, Ryan. No problem. Check your email.
On the 13th, I guess I could fax one of the affidavits to DOM's fax. My Dr. has one in her office and DOM can tell you what it says if DOM is kind enough. I have two sent in now. I'm not sure if #2 is sent in yet, #2 is an associate of Dr. #1 and will have to find out for sure on the 13th. Right now I'm going to e-mail the JREF and see if they have recieved all three.
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Ryan Produces Signed Affidavit from Doctor
Hello folks,
I have some very interesting news. Yesterday I received a fax from the office of Ryan's doctor. It is a copy of a letter addressed to the JREF and dated October 20th. The body of the letter reads as follows--
The letter is signed by the doctor and is notarized. I'm at work and will comment further when I get home this evening.
DAO
Hello folks,
I have some very interesting news. Yesterday I received a fax from the office of Ryan's doctor. It is a copy of a letter addressed to the JREF and dated October 20th. The body of the letter reads as follows--
The letter is signed by the doctor and is notarized. I'm at work and will comment further when I get home this evening.
DAO
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I know. My sentiments exactly.
rjh01
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He probably is the only applicant ever to send in a real letter saying someone has witnessed a paranormal event. But is it too late? He sent in the claim in early 2006 more than 12 months ago.
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The letter is addressed to the JREF in Fort Lauderdale.
The fax cover sheet says the doctor is a Board Certified Psychiatrist (Child and General Psychiatry).
The fax cover sheet says the doctor is a Board Certified Psychiatrist (Child and General Psychiatry).
Just to let people know.. the JREF knows nothing about this. Also, the letter says he can choose the direction 50% of the time. If there are only two directions... I'm a bit puzzled.
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Jeff, please let us know if and when you receive the letter. I have a few angry thoughts I'd like to get off my chest but will refrain until you acknowledge receipt. This is not turning out the way I had imagined.
That's what I was thinking. Using only the power of his mind, he can get a ball on a string to do exactly what it would have done anyway. Amazing.
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It seems that the letter was written on 14th May - or at least started.
Now - correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't we at the back end of October?
I can be a slow writer on occasion, but....
YBW
Now - correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't we at the back end of October?
I can be a slow writer on occasion, but....
YBW
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I wish I had done this sooner. I googled up the doctor.
At www.ecol.us/ministers.php she is listed as a Reverend and President of this group. Their services "...include a healing meditation, lecture, inspirational music and a demonstration of psychic expressions for individual encouragement and spiritual upliftment."
At http://innerperceptions.com/teachers.html she's a "...Psychiatrist, ordained minister, reiki practitioner, teacher, lecturer, clairvoyant reader, astrologer."
On at least one occasion, her expert opinion was used to help determine legal action in a child custody case- http://www.state.hi.us/jud/ica22373sdo.htm
She shows up here, too- http://www.hawaii.gov/spo2/health/hcpo/search_results.php
At www.ecol.us/ministers.php she is listed as a Reverend and President of this group. Their services "...include a healing meditation, lecture, inspirational music and a demonstration of psychic expressions for individual encouragement and spiritual upliftment."
At http://innerperceptions.com/teachers.html she's a "...Psychiatrist, ordained minister, reiki practitioner, teacher, lecturer, clairvoyant reader, astrologer."
On at least one occasion, her expert opinion was used to help determine legal action in a child custody case- http://www.state.hi.us/jud/ica22373sdo.htm
She shows up here, too- http://www.hawaii.gov/spo2/health/hcpo/search_results.php
I wish I had done this sooner. I googled up the doctor.
At www.ecol.us/ministers.php she is listed as a Reverend and President of this group. Their services "...include a healing meditation, lecture, inspirational music and a demonstration of psychic expressions for individual encouragement and spiritual upliftment."
At http://innerperceptions.com/teachers.html she's a "...Psychiatrist, ordained minister, reiki practitioner, teacher, lecturer, clairvoyant reader, astrologer."
On at least one occasion, her expert opinion was used to help determine legal action in a child custody case- http://www.state.hi.us/jud/ica22373sdo.htm
She shows up here, too- http://www.hawaii.gov/spo2/health/hcpo/search_results.php
Thanks, DAO.
Once JREF receives the doctor's letter and lets us know if batman's application is processed, we'll be all the wiser.
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I wish I had done this sooner. I googled up the doctor.
At www.ecol.us/ministers.php she is listed as a Reverend and President of this group. Their services "...include a healing meditation, lecture, inspirational music and a demonstration of psychic expressions for individual encouragement and spiritual upliftment."
At http://innerperceptions.com/teachers.html she's a "...Psychiatrist, ordained minister, reiki practitioner, teacher, lecturer, clairvoyant reader, astrologer."
On at least one occasion, her expert opinion was used to help determine legal action in a child custody case- http://www.state.hi.us/jud/ica22373sdo.htm
She shows up here, too- http://www.hawaii.gov/spo2/health/hcpo/search_results.php
Unfortunately, I suspect none of this really matters. Assuming she really is a qualified doctor, she is qualified to give an affidavit. The JREF never specified it have to be from a competent, woo-free doctor, indeed, it would be impossible to do so and still be taken seriously. It's actually one thing that's always surprised me though. Given the number of professionals with any number of woo beliefs, how come applicants have always found it so hard to actually get one to witness their abilities?