Guest guest Posted July 10, 2008 Report Posted July 10, 2008 Hello Group – Many of the people here have known me for a while, and there are several new people on the list who are less acquainted with me. I spoke with earlier tonight and he asked me to write a bit about myself. So here goes . . . . . I have had an interest in kundalini for a few years now. I found my way to this list when a good friend of mine suggested that I might be going through an awakening. I spoke with about it and he invited me to join in on an upcoming shaktipat. I have been an active member since then. I have somewhat of an unusual background. When I was in undergrad working on my first degree, I decided to spend my free time learning to fly. After I finished my first degree, I decided to build flying hours by teaching flying. I took extra training in aerobatics and did some competition. I was pretty addicted so ended up flying commercially. I did that for a while but decided I was getting bored with being a busdriver in the sky. I started to work on my second degree (biology) and began accumulating prerequisites for med school. After getting rid of husband #1, I met husband #2 and we moved to Columbia, MO where I attended med school, and he attended law school. (NEVER try divorcing a lawyer; it takes forever!) Anyway, upon finishing med school, I decided to stay in Columbia to do my residency in Internal Medicine. Near the end of my residency, it became time to get rid of #2. I completed my residency a free woman! A move back to the area where I grew up placed me where I am at currently. I decided to pursue a fellowship in Infectious Diseases at the OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Everything was going great until I started falling down in the parking lot. My last day to work was at the end of 2003 and an MRI of my head showed multiple lesions and I was diagnosed with MS. Although I have difficulties with basic daily activities such as walking (I can't), I can think pretty clearly. Unless I have been margarita'd – lol, I enjoy the occasional happy hour! I do keep my medical license and continuing medical education active and current. The reason for writing all this is to let all members know that there is a medical doctor here on this list who is also familiar with kundalini. I am happy to help anyone of you with any problems if you email me at mm7810. I am more comfortable with adults, but have been known to help a kiddo with basic stuff before. Please give me a shout if you ever need to. Blessings to All, Melissa L Cloer MD Quote
Guest guest Posted July 10, 2008 Report Posted July 10, 2008 Hi Melissa - let's hope and pray you have a nice long remission - say for about 50 years - Love - John. - Melissa Friday, July 11, 2008 3:17 PM About Me (i) Hello Group - Many of the people here have known me for a while, and there are several new people on the list who are less acquainted with me. I spoke with earlier tonight and he asked me to write a bit about myself. So here goes . . . . . I have had an interest in kundalini for a few years now. I found my way to this list when a good friend of mine suggested that I might be going through an awakening. I spoke with about it and he invited me to join in on an upcoming shaktipat. I have been an active member since then. I have somewhat of an unusual background. When I was in undergrad working on my first degree, I decided to spend my free time learning to fly. After I finished my first degree, I decided to build flying hours by teaching flying. I took extra training in aerobatics and did some competition. I was pretty addicted so ended up flying commercially. I did that for a while but decided I was getting bored with being a busdriver in the sky. I started to work on my second degree (biology) and began accumulating prerequisites for med school. After getting rid of husband #1, I met husband #2 and we moved to Columbia, MO where I attended med school, and he attended law school. (NEVER try divorcing a lawyer; it takes forever!) Anyway, upon finishing med school, I decided to stay in Columbia to do my residency in Internal Medicine. Near the end of my residency, it became time to get rid of #2. I completed my residency a free woman! A move back to the area where I grew up placed me where I am at currently. I decided to pursue a fellowship in Infectious Diseases at the OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Everything was going great until I started falling down in the parking lot. My last day to work was at the end of 2003 and an MRI of my head showed multiple lesions and I was diagnosed with MS. Although I have difficulties with basic daily activities such as walking (I can't), I can think pretty clearly. Unless I have been margarita'd - lol, I enjoy the occasional happy hour! I do keep my medical license and continuing medical education active and current. The reason for writing all this is to let all members know that there is a medical doctor here on this list who is also familiar with kundalini. I am happy to help anyone of you with any problems if you email me at mm7810. I am more comfortable with adults, but have been known to help a kiddo with basic stuff before. Please give me a shout if you ever need to. Blessings to All, Melissa L Cloer MD Quote
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 Thank you John! Actually, I am going to shoot for at least 60 years! :-) Love, Melissa , " " <...> wrote: > > Hi Melissa - let's hope and pray you have a nice long remission - say for about 50 years - Love - John. > > > - > Melissa > > Friday, July 11, 2008 3:17 PM > About Me (i) > > > Hello Group - > Many of the people here have known me for a while, and there are > several new people on the list who are less acquainted with me. I > spoke with earlier tonight and he asked me to write a bit > about myself. So here goes . . . . . I have had an interest in > kundalini for a few years now. I found my way to this list when a > good friend of mine suggested that I might be going through an > awakening. I spoke with about it and he invited me to join > in on an upcoming shaktipat. I have been an active member since > then. > I have somewhat of an unusual background. When I was in undergrad > working on my first degree, I decided to spend my free time > learning to fly. After I finished my first degree, I decided to > build flying hours by teaching flying. I took extra training in > aerobatics and did some competition. I was pretty addicted so > ended up flying commercially. I did that for a while but decided I > was getting bored with being a busdriver in the sky. > > I started to work on my second degree (biology) and began > accumulating prerequisites for med school. After getting rid of > husband #1, I met husband #2 and we moved to Columbia, MO where I > attended med school, and he attended law school. (NEVER try > divorcing a lawyer; it takes forever!) Anyway, upon finishing med > school, I decided to stay in Columbia to do my residency in Internal > Medicine. Near the end of my residency, it became time to get rid > of #2. I completed my residency a free woman! > > A move back to the area where I grew up placed me where I am at > currently. I decided to pursue a fellowship in Infectious Diseases > at the OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Everything was going > great until I started falling down in the parking lot. My last day > to work was at the end of 2003 and an MRI of my head showed multiple > lesions and I was diagnosed with MS. > > Although I have difficulties with basic daily activities such as > walking (I can't), I can think pretty clearly. Unless I have been > margarita'd - lol, I enjoy the occasional happy hour! I do keep > my medical license and continuing medical education active and > current. > > The reason for writing all this is to let all members know that > there is a medical doctor here on this list who is also familiar > with kundalini. I am happy to help anyone of you with any problems > if you email me at mm7810 I am more comfortable with > adults, but have been known to help a kiddo with basic stuff before. > Please give me a shout if you ever need to. > > Blessings to All, > > Melissa L Cloer MD > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 Hey Groupies and Melissa, I just wanted to say that Melissa's and Chrism's posts on diabetes were on target for me and since dm affects about 3% (expected to double by 2030) of the population I'm sure there are also others in this group affected. Anyway, I contacted Melissa and discussed what I might do and we agreed that trying diet and exercise first with the options of meds later would be a good place to start. After only 2 maybe 3 days on an Adkins like diet, my glucose is already down, and my thinking has sharpened up too. Which is all to say that she's a great listener, she really does believe in alternative medicine, and beyond all that there's also her allopathic offerings. Bottom line, she's really cool! Health & Happiness, Peter Quote
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 Peter, I am so glad that Dr. M is helping you with your DM! I have known her for quite a while now and I agree that she is a very caring and helpful lady and she has a wealth of knowledge to share both inside and outside of traditional medicine. Plus, she's about as genuine as they come....no subterfuge or smoke screens there! She's a great gal! Love ya, Melissa! Blessings & love to all, Claudia P.S. I thought the current figure on DM was much higher than 3%...but I know it is rising exponentially...good for you putting a battle plan in action, Peter! --- On Fri, 7/11/08, peter.nichols <peter wrote: peter.nichols <peter Re: About Me (i) Friday, July 11, 2008, 12:13 PM Hey Groupies and Melissa, I just wanted to say that Melissa's and Chrism's posts on diabetes were on target for me and since dm affects about 3% (expected to double by 2030) of the population I'm sure there are also others in this group affected. Anyway, I contacted Melissa and discussed what I might do and we agreed that trying diet and exercise first with the options of meds later would be a good place to start. After only 2 maybe 3 days on an Adkins like diet, my glucose is already down, and my thinking has sharpened up too. Which is all to say that she's a great listener, she really does believe in alternative medicine, and beyond all that there's also her allopathic offerings. Bottom line, she's really cool! Health & Happiness, Peter Quote
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 Thank Claudia! Peter , Claudia <newtfoodbowl wrote: > > Peter, I am so glad that Dr. M is helping you with your DM! I have Quote
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 On the runway on the takeoff roll . . . . . , <ari.reza wrote: > > > > melissa > if your up for shooting aim high , i believe in immortality in our lifetimes, no limits , fly with me.. > pol... > > > " Melissa " <mm7810 > > 2008/07/11 Fri PM 01:33:29 BST > > > > Re: About Me (i) > > > > Thank you John! Actually, I am going to shoot for at least 60 years! > > :-) > > > > Love, > > > > Melissa > > > > , " John Rooke " > > <> wrote: > > > > > > Hi Melissa - let's hope and pray you have a nice long remission - > > say for about 50 years - Love - John. > > > > > > > > > - > > > Melissa > > > > > > Friday, July 11, 2008 3:17 PM > > > About Me (i) > > > > > > > > > Hello Group - > > > Many of the people here have known me for a while, and there are > > > several new people on the list who are less acquainted with me. > > I > > > spoke with earlier tonight and he asked me to write a bit > > > about myself. So here goes . . . . . I have had an interest in > > > kundalini for a few years now. I found my way to this list when > > a > > > good friend of mine suggested that I might be going through an > > > awakening. I spoke with about it and he invited me to > > join > > > in on an upcoming shaktipat. I have been an active member since > > > then. > > > I have somewhat of an unusual background. When I was in > > undergrad > > > working on my first degree, I decided to spend my free time > > > learning to fly. After I finished my first degree, I decided to > > > build flying hours by teaching flying. I took extra training in > > > aerobatics and did some competition. I was pretty addicted so > > > ended up flying commercially. I did that for a while but decided > > I > > > was getting bored with being a busdriver in the sky. > > > > > > I started to work on my second degree (biology) and began > > > accumulating prerequisites for med school. After getting rid of > > > husband #1, I met husband #2 and we moved to Columbia, MO where > > I > > > attended med school, and he attended law school. (NEVER try > > > divorcing a lawyer; it takes forever!) Anyway, upon finishing > > med > > > school, I decided to stay in Columbia to do my residency in > > Internal > > > Medicine. Near the end of my residency, it became time to get > > rid > > > of #2. I completed my residency a free woman! > > > > > > A move back to the area where I grew up placed me where I am at > > > currently. I decided to pursue a fellowship in Infectious > > Diseases > > > at the OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Everything was going > > > great until I started falling down in the parking lot. My last > > day > > > to work was at the end of 2003 and an MRI of my head showed > > multiple > > > lesions and I was diagnosed with MS. > > > > > > Although I have difficulties with basic daily activities such as > > > walking (I can't), I can think pretty clearly. Unless I have > > been > > > margarita'd - lol, I enjoy the occasional happy hour! I do keep > > > my medical license and continuing medical education active and > > > current. > > > > > > The reason for writing all this is to let all members know that > > > there is a medical doctor here on this list who is also familiar > > > with kundalini. I am happy to help anyone of you with any > > problems > > > if you email me at mm7810@ I am more comfortable with > > > adults, but have been known to help a kiddo with basic stuff > > before. > > > Please give me a shout if you ever need to. > > > > > > Blessings to All, > > > > > > Melissa L Cloer MD > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 *Tips glass to Dr. Margarita* Kundalini-Awakening-Systems- 1 , " peter.nichols " <peter wrote: > > Hey Groupies and Melissa, > > I just wanted to say that Melissa's and Chrism's posts on diabetes > were on target for me and since dm affects about 3% (expected to > double by 2030) of the population I'm sure there are also others in > this group affected. > > Anyway, I contacted Melissa and discussed what I might do and we > agreed that trying diet and exercise first with the options of meds > later would be a good place to start. After only 2 maybe 3 days on an > Adkins like diet, my glucose is already down, and my thinking has > sharpened up too. > > Which is all to say that she's a great listener, she really does > believe in alternative medicine, and beyond all that there's also her > allopathic offerings. > > Bottom line, she's really cool! > > Health & Happiness, > Peter > Quote
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