Jim Carr, with regard to the migraine healing claim and its investigation. That claim is based on the depiction of the one person that I have attempted to heal for migraines who is claiming that he underwent a dramatic improvement in his condition, coinciding with the time of the healing and with an effect persisting over the two months that I continued to do follow-up with him.
Is it true that you were offered the opportunity to look up that claim by contacting the person whom I offered to heal, yet that when faced with the possibility of uncovering evidence supportive of this paranormal claim you declined to have anything to do with this investigative work which you yourself had at first embarked on? Quoting then to some comment I had made that you were "stalking me" as the appropriate excuse to not do your homework?
What then gives you reasonable grounds for placing this particular migraine healing claim which is a claim made by the person I healed whilst I remain highly skeptical, among your personal agenda to stop any work that I do within the paranormal realm? What specific piece of evidence compels you to continue to trash my investigation or to have reason to believe that the evidence I have in the form of a person who actually experienced these benefits would be invalid to support my choice of investigating this claim?
Please respond to this my criticism of your assertions and methodology, unless you intend for your website to be your personal shrine that supports your one-sided conviction that I be the next Sylvia Browne and you Robert Lancaster, which we both know by now is not true.
Thank you. Expecting not to be published and therefore posting this also on my website http://www.visionfromfeeling.com/comments-migrainehealing.html.
Thanks,
Anita Ikonen / VisionFromFeeling