Hi there I hope you can help. Having read in the newspaper today the sad story of Emma Gough who died after refusing a blood transfusion, I am looking to find a British case study in their 20s, 30s or 40s who may have gone through a similar experience with a loved one. Ideally, we'd be looking for a woman who's lost her husband, but could also be a man who's lost his wife in this way, or a woman who's lost her sister, etc. We'd be willing to pay for the story, or give a donation. I need to find someone asap this week (5th Nov). If this sounds like you, or you know someone who might be interested, please contact [email protected]
Case study wanted for a weekly woman's magazine
by klester 9 Replies latest watchtower medical
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horrible life
This sounds like an oppurnitunity, for someone who has lost a loved one, to give the other side of the story. Not how wonderful it is to follow the JW's blindly. Also point out how their teachings are flawed.
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Sad emo
Depends which magazine HL
Maybe klester could come back and tell us which mag she writes for.
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Leolaia
Sounds like it is this one:
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Sad emo
The only ones I get a connection to her name with are Homes and Gardens (unlikely to be for that though!) and 'Now':
Alternatively she could be a freelancer writing for any of ipc's magazines.
C'mon klester - at least the journalist from Bliss magazine told us who she wrote for!!
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horrible life
I emailed her, with this link, to return, so she could answer any of our questions, about half an hour ago.
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klester
HI there
Thanks for your replies! I work for NOW Magazine, on the real life desk. I'm looking for someone who's gone through a similar experience with a loved one as Emma Gough and can talk about the blood issue to me. We will pay for the best stories, or, as I mentioned, give a donation to charity if preferred. But I do need to find someone in the next couple of days - preferably tomorrow (Tuesday) and preferably British. If you can help, please email me at [email protected], and I will get back to you asap.
Best wishes
Karen
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Scully
We seem to be getting a rash of "journalists" trolling for stories here.
Caveat emptor, everyone.
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klester
It's obviously because there was a high-profile story in the newspapers that this issue has hit the headlines, and we would like to interview someone ourselves. If anyone would like to speak to me, so I can answer any questions or queries they might have, please do feel free to email me on the address above. Regards, Karen.
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horrible life
bttt