Recent Posts ** New Member Coming

Posted February 5, 2002 · February 5, 2002

He would be a great asset. There are times I would love to ask a pharmacist

questions - hope he doesn't mind ;-)

Tell him to sign on up.

Have a wonderful day.

Patty Corapi

In a message dated 2/5/02 4:13:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,

butchbsi writes:

> Y'all .. I've asked someone to join the list who I think can be of

> assistance in many ways .. he's a good friend, good customer, and fellow

> ex-GI .. he was a Special Forces Medic in the 'Nam .. Dr. Chuck

> Woodfield.

>

> Chuck is a registered pharmacist and a doctor of chiropractory .. we

> need a wide range of experienced folks here and they need to be good

>

Posted February 5, 2002 · February 5, 2002

In a message dated 02/05/2002 3:40:17 PM Central Standard Time,

PACorapi writes:

>

> > Y'all .. I've asked someone to join the list who I think can be of

> > assistance in many ways .. he's a good friend, good customer, and fellow

> > ex-GI .. he was a Special Forces Medic in the 'Nam .. Dr. Chuck

> > Woodfield.

> >

> > Chuck is a registered pharmacist and a doctor of chiropractory .. we

> > need a wide range of experienced folks here and they need to be good

> >

>

> Would love to have someone with those credentials who is willing to share

knowledge with us. I fell in love with chiropractors when my horse threw me

back in the 60's and the chiropractor my stepmother worked for spent the next

two hours trying to put all my bones back in place and keep them there. Back

then people kinda thought of chiropractors as quacks.Because of his

expertise, I was able to walk and dance again as though nothing had happened.

I remember his last bit of advice when he finally released me a year later.

Keep moving, no matter how it hurts, keep moving. Thanks for turning us on to

him Butch, we'll try and make him feel welcome. Deonia

PS. I have a big ole pot of white beans & ham hocks cooking right now. wish

ya had some. D

Posted February 6, 2002 · February 6, 2002

This must be the place and it seems like home already! If Effie,

Butch and Chris are here, it must be safe!

I have been in NC since the 70's and graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill

School of Pharmacy. I was exposed to Essential oils in a

pharmacognacy (fancy name for drugs of 'natural origin'). Spent 10

years as a pharmacist doing a stint at Duke University Medical Center

and that was fun. The days behind the counter were no fun, whipping

out pills for folks that were never getting better. They just took

more drugs until they stopped coming in and I read their name in the

paper for the last time. 12 hours a day on your feet on a concrete

floor is no fun either and will defn. give you a backache. A few

chiropractic visits later I decided to persue a career change. " So I

loaded up the truck " and moved to Davenport, Iowa. I graduated in '95

and came to Wilmington to hang up my shingle. I piddled with oils

over the years until I ran into a company called Young Liars? Guess

I can say I am glad I did because it lit up a passion in me like a

molotov cocktail (and I'm still burning). These 'little bottles' are

a great help to folks who have been discarded by 'modern medicine.'

One of the best things that happenned was meeting Butch and

discovering his oils. There are none finer and I've tried them all.

Butch will deal with you fair and square. When you get a sample you

can be sure that the whole bottle will be of that same quality if not

better (which is more than I can say about most others) I have a

shelf of 'toilet oils' I use to kill fire ants and weeds.

Looks like this is a good place where one won't be attacked for

his/her beliefs or second guessed on their intentions and slow

roasted because of it. I am ready to learn and share and have fun!

Besides I like the Valentine for Osama.......{8^{))

Chuck

Posted February 6, 2002 · February 6, 2002

Hi Chuck!!!!

Welcome and I think you've been just the person we've been waiting for

<grinz> Can't wait to hear your views and loved the way you described ummmmmm

Young Liars? ROFL It's home.. have a seat, kick off your shoes and grab

something to drink............comfy yet?

Hugs 'n Welcomes!

Marilyn

chuckwoodfield wrote:

> This must be the place and it seems like home already! If Effie,

> Butch and Chris are here, it must be safe!

>

> I have been in NC since the 70's and graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill

> School of Pharmacy. I was exposed to Essential oils in a

> pharmacognacy (fancy name for drugs of 'natural origin'). Spent 10

> years as a pharmacist doing a stint at Duke University Medical Center

> and that was fun. The days behind the counter were no fun, whipping

> out pills for folks that were never getting better. They just took

> more drugs until they stopped coming in and I read their name in the

> paper for the last time. 12 hours a day on your feet on a concrete

> floor is no fun either and will defn. give you a backache. A few

> chiropractic visits later I decided to persue a career change. " So I

> loaded up the truck " and moved to Davenport, Iowa. I graduated in '95

> and came to Wilmington to hang up my shingle. I piddled with oils

> over the years until I ran into a company called Young Liars? Guess

> I can say I am glad I did because it lit up a passion in me like a

> molotov cocktail (and I'm still burning). These 'little bottles' are

> a great help to folks who have been discarded by 'modern medicine.'

>

> One of the best things that happenned was meeting Butch and

> discovering his oils. There are none finer and I've tried them all.

> Butch will deal with you fair and square. When you get a sample you

> can be sure that the whole bottle will be of that same quality if not

> better (which is more than I can say about most others) I have a

> shelf of 'toilet oils' I use to kill fire ants and weeds.

>

> Looks like this is a good place where one won't be attacked for

> his/her beliefs or second guessed on their intentions and slow

> roasted because of it. I am ready to learn and share and have fun!

> Besides I like the Valentine for Osama.......{8^{))

>

> Chuck

>

> How To Make Rose Petal Jam - Step By Step Instructions

> http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

>

Posted February 6, 2002 · February 6, 2002

Effie,

You're no tag-along.. you're an Essential!!!!!!!!!

Hugs,

Marilyn

Effie Humburg wrote:

> A big welcome to you Chuck, but give the credit to Butch and Chris. I am

> just a tag along and just learning.

>

> Blessings and love,

> Effie

>

> chuckwoodfield <cwoodfield

>

> Tuesday, February 05, 2002 6:46 PM

> Re: Recent Posts ** New Member Coming

>

> >This must be the place and it seems like home already! If Effie,

> >Butch and Chris are here, it must be safe!

> >

> >I have been in NC since the 70's and graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill

> >School of Pharmacy. I was exposed to Essential oils in a

> >pharmacognacy (fancy name for drugs of 'natural origin'). Spent 10

> >years as a pharmacist doing a stint at Duke University Medical Center

> >and that was fun. The days behind the counter were no fun, whipping

> >out pills for folks that were never getting better. They just took

> >more drugs until they stopped coming in and I read their name in the

> >paper for the last time. 12 hours a day on your feet on a concrete

> >floor is no fun either and will defn. give you a backache. A few

> >chiropractic visits later I decided to persue a career change. " So I

> >loaded up the truck " and moved to Davenport, Iowa. I graduated in '95

> >and came to Wilmington to hang up my shingle. I piddled with oils

> >over the years until I ran into a company called Young Liars? Guess

> >I can say I am glad I did because it lit up a passion in me like a

> >molotov cocktail (and I'm still burning). These 'little bottles' are

> >a great help to folks who have been discarded by 'modern medicine.'

> >

> >One of the best things that happenned was meeting Butch and

> >discovering his oils. There are none finer and I've tried them all.

> >Butch will deal with you fair and square. When you get a sample you

> >can be sure that the whole bottle will be of that same quality if not

> >better (which is more than I can say about most others) I have a

> >shelf of 'toilet oils' I use to kill fire ants and weeds.

> >

> >Looks like this is a good place where one won't be attacked for

> >his/her beliefs or second guessed on their intentions and slow

> >roasted because of it. I am ready to learn and share and have fun!

> >Besides I like the Valentine for Osama.......{8^{))

> >

> >Chuck

> >

> >How To Make Rose Petal Jam - Step By Step Instructions

> >http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

> >

Posted February 6, 2002 · February 6, 2002

A big welcome to you Chuck, but give the credit to Butch and Chris. I am

just a tag along and just learning.

Blessings and love,

Effie

chuckwoodfield <cwoodfield

Tuesday, February 05, 2002 6:46 PM

Re: Recent Posts ** New Member Coming

>This must be the place and it seems like home already! If Effie,

>Butch and Chris are here, it must be safe!

>

>I have been in NC since the 70's and graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill

>School of Pharmacy. I was exposed to Essential oils in a

>pharmacognacy (fancy name for drugs of 'natural origin'). Spent 10

>years as a pharmacist doing a stint at Duke University Medical Center

>and that was fun. The days behind the counter were no fun, whipping

>out pills for folks that were never getting better. They just took

>more drugs until they stopped coming in and I read their name in the

>paper for the last time. 12 hours a day on your feet on a concrete

>floor is no fun either and will defn. give you a backache. A few

>chiropractic visits later I decided to persue a career change. " So I

>loaded up the truck " and moved to Davenport, Iowa. I graduated in '95

>and came to Wilmington to hang up my shingle. I piddled with oils

>over the years until I ran into a company called Young Liars? Guess

>I can say I am glad I did because it lit up a passion in me like a

>molotov cocktail (and I'm still burning). These 'little bottles' are

>a great help to folks who have been discarded by 'modern medicine.'

>

>One of the best things that happenned was meeting Butch and

>discovering his oils. There are none finer and I've tried them all.

>Butch will deal with you fair and square. When you get a sample you

>can be sure that the whole bottle will be of that same quality if not

>better (which is more than I can say about most others) I have a

>shelf of 'toilet oils' I use to kill fire ants and weeds.

>

>Looks like this is a good place where one won't be attacked for

>his/her beliefs or second guessed on their intentions and slow

>roasted because of it. I am ready to learn and share and have fun!

>Besides I like the Valentine for Osama.......{8^{))

>

>Chuck

>

>How To Make Rose Petal Jam - Step By Step Instructions

>http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

>

Posted February 6, 2002 · February 6, 2002

A big THANK YOU, Marilyn. You are special!!!

Blessings and love,

Effie

Marilyn Nicholson <menicholson7

Tuesday, February 05, 2002 9:44 PM

Re: Re: Recent Posts ** New Member Coming

>Effie,

>

>You're no tag-along.. you're an Essential!!!!!!!!!

>

>Hugs,

>

>Marilyn

>> >

>> >How To Make Rose Petal Jam - Step By Step Instructions

>> >http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

>> >

Posted February 6, 2002 · February 6, 2002

Hey Deonia (Kawacky Gal), ;-p

Thanks for the kind words .. :-) Greatly appreciated they are and I

don't embarrass easily .. ;-p

Y'all .. I've asked someone to join the list who I think can be of

assistance in many ways .. he's a good friend, good customer, and fellow

ex-GI .. he was a Special Forces Medic in the 'Nam .. Dr. Chuck

Woodfield.

Chuck is a registered pharmacist and a doctor of chiropractory .. we

need a wide range of experienced folks here and they need to be good

folks because this is the friendlist list around .. those who have tons

of knowledge but noses in the air would not be a great asset - methinks

- because nobody here is trying to blow smoke up anybody else's butt ..

Again .. thanks for the kind words Miss Deonia .. :-) Butch

> > To those of us who are fairly new could someone please give us the

> >

>

> Emryldgea, you'll love him! he's a real live true southern gentleman, he is.

> He is a great supplier of the highest grade of aromatherapy oils offered

> anywhere today at great prices. And the best thing about him is that his

> morals and ethics are of the higest caliber. 'course I might be a bit

> predjuiced, as we share the same home state and I think KY men are tha best.

> LOL He's also our list mom's honey and I know she can tell you what a

> sweetheart he really is.

> PS, sorry if I embarrased ya dude, but ya know we loves ya, we does. LOL

> Deonia

Posted February 6, 2002 · February 6, 2002

Hi Chuck!

Welcome to this wonderful group!!! Any friend of Butch's is a friend of

ours...he's the GREATEST!!

I'm very new at oils and herbs, but my entire family has been in chiropractic

treatments since the 1940's, when our family's first DC in Kansas City, MO,

saved my older brother's life from rheumatic fever. And, he's lived his life

with no medical problems from the rheumatic fever. Medical doctors had given up

on him. His son is a DC today, who formerly had practices in Carlsbad, CA and

the surrounding area, and now practices in Grand Island, Nebraska...a finer

place to raise his two children.

I look forward to learning from your vast knowledge in pharmacology and

chiropractic!

Helen Long in FL

-

chuckwoodfield

Tuesday, February 05, 2002 7:46 PM