On Thursday, February 5, 1998 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, paul wrote:   
   > Just a request for information.  I have come across a mixed Cherokee person   
   > who claims to be a medicine person.  He says he was trained by traditional   
   > medicine men in the panhandle of Oklahoma.  His fee was $70, but I don't   
   > know if that was what he charged or the white people who were sponsoring him   
   > for a bunch of other white people.  When he took money, he never looked at   
   > it.  He just put it in his pocket and said thanks.  He did a group healing   
   > and the fee was whatever you wanted to give him.  All he himself stated as a   
   > requirement for a healing was that he be given tobacco.   
   >   
   > He has a mailing address in New Mexico and a voice mail service from San   
   > Francisco. Sounds kind of shady to me, but what do I know?  Grandfather has   
   > only been talking to me in the last year or so.   
   >   
   > I ask for feedback because there are people who trust me due to my Cherokee   
   > blood.  We Cherokee have always been very adaptable and willing to change   
   > (for all the good it did us).  He may be legit.  Anyone know of him?   
      
      
   I know this is an old post, but just in case someone reads this, STAY AWAY. He   
   puts on a good face, then will manipulate and abuse you. Did it to me, did it   
   to a lot of my loved ones.   
      
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