BowelBro #8 Where’s the book, Rich you crook?

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Talcadidas said:
I too have a coaching qualification (although I don’t practice professionally, it was simply to help me in my career managing teams) and can confirm you literally need to know NOTHING about the subject in order to coach someone (I guess that part plays to rich’s favour lol).

I am kicking myself- when he said last week he had DAYS to live i started to doubt myself. Now I see he’s bloody waltzing around Aldi today doing the shopping?!
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OK that first comment really made me LOL

The days to live comment... I was expecting him to start preparing the stage for his exit from the gram, but not for one second do I think he's EOL.
 
How easy it to get referred to Jamie Murphy at the Cleveland Clinic by your GP off the back off a private consultation and get subsequent treatment funded by the NHS? I can’t find anything about that on the Cleveland Clinic website and Richard didn’t give much information, just said Jamie Murphy “waves his magic wand” to make it happen if he wants to take on your case. Is he referring to making an individual funding request?, if so I didn’t think the decision would be instant but in his video on 2 September Richard implies it is.
 
Talcadidas said:
I too have a coaching qualification (although I don’t practice professionally, it was simply to help me in my career managing teams) and can confirm you literally need to know NOTHING about the subject in order to coach someone (I guess that part plays to rich’s favour lol).

I am kicking myself- when he said last week he had DAYS to live i started to doubt myself. Now I see he’s bloody waltzing around Aldi today doing the shopping?!

I’ve said it before: this man needs to be stopped.
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So he obvs googled to ensure his lie was watertight and discovered it wasn’t. EXCELLENT sleuthing. Proof he has lied AGAIN. Someone needs to stop him.
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He was in Aldi?!! I wonder if he took the red debt machine to Aldi (I mean the car not Lisa).

I bet when the person said they knew him from Instagram he put on his sick voice and did a little cough.

I keep telling my husband about the stuff on here (he met Richard on only a few occasions) and he said that he always felt something rotten about that guy. Guess he's a good judge of character. 😂
 
I would just like to say that I appreciate everyone’s honesty here, and you opening up about your own and loved one’s experiences. It’s easy for me to say but try not to let him wind you up because he’s a sick man (not in the way he’s portraying) and he’ll get his.

Cancer is a truly awful disease and we all know someone who has been affected. To our loved ones who undertake the toughest fight with dignity and true courage while having to make impossible choices - you are all amazing. We will remember them fondly every day. I’m not saying this to be nasty but I don’t think Rich has a huge amount of people in his life who will remember him with a smile.

I know what happens after we go is subjective and we all have our own views. I believe that there’s something else out there waiting for us even though I’m not religious and I do believe that people who trample all over others, take what they can get, bully, scam, lie, commit crimes against fashion and/or all of the above do have to pay the price for what they’ve done here. But there has to be a special place in hell for someone who targets people’s vulnerabilities (not just cancer but ADHD too) and profits from it.

But if anyone pays 60p let alone £60 to get business advice from him then I’m afraid that would have to go in the ‘a fool and their money are easily parted’ category
 
A life coach who has failed businesses, an unfinished book that’s still being sold, a house on the market at a drastically inflated value, a Ferrari on loan, a closet full of showy knockoffs, and an unresolved shady past.
This has the makings of an HBO comedy series.
 
I don’t understand why anyone with cancer or adhd would pay ( well he says he hasn’t the heart to charge cancer life coaching 🙄) when surely they would be better off speaking to Macmillan or specialist nurses or charities for advice / support. small business advisors through citizen advice or growth hubs ( I’ve googled and found that ) offer free advice
That Diane who messaged £60 with no other message is actually a counsellor according to her page and charges £40? If she’s a qualified counsellor why would she advocate someone with no qualifications whatsoever to do it ?

What is wrong with these people wanting to pay it also ? Mind blowing
 
threeisthemagicnumber said:
I don’t understand why anyone with cancer or adhd would pay ( well he says he hasn’t the heart to charge cancer life coaching 🙄) when surely they would be better off speaking to Macmillan or specialist nurses or charities for advice / support. small business advisors through citizen advice or growth hubs ( I’ve googled and found that ) offer free advice
That Diane who messaged £60 with no other message is actually a counsellor according to her page and charges £40? If she’s a qualified counsellor why would she advocate someone with no qualifications whatsoever to do it ?

What is wrong with these people wanting to pay it also ? Mind blowing
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They wouldn’t, that’s why he’s offering it to less informed family members who desperately want to help their loved ones. He prays on vulnerable people
 
Bahbahbah said:
How easy it to get referred to Jamie Murphy at the Cleveland Clinic by your GP off the back off a private consultation and get subsequent treatment funded by the NHS? I can’t find anything about that on the Cleveland Clinic website and Richard didn’t give much information, just said Jamie Murphy “waves his magic wand” to make it happen if he wants to take on your case. Is he referring to making an individual funding request?, if so I didn’t think the decision would be instant but in his video on 2 September Richard implies it is.
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You can certainly get a private second opinion and get subsequent treatment on the NHS if that’s what you’re asking?
 
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Buntu said:
You can certainly get a private second opinion and get subsequent treatment on the NHS if that’s what you’re asking?
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So can you approach a private consultant, pay for a private consultation,then ask your NHS GP to write a referral to that private consultant which means the NHS will pay for your treatment with the private consultant thereafter? I was wondering if that was possible—as that’s what Richard said he did with Jamie Murphy and I was surprised it is so straightforward.
 
Bahbahbah said:
So can you approach a private consultant, pay for a private consultation,then ask your NHS GP to write a referral to that private consultant which means the NHS will pay for your treatment with the private consultant thereafter? I was wondering if that was possible—as that’s what Richard said he did with Jamie Murphy and I was surprised it is so straightforward.
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Er no, only if said private consultants also work for the NHS. They can transfer you from their private practice to their NHS practice
 
Bahbahbah said:
So can you approach a private consultant, pay for a private consultation,then ask your NHS GP to write a referral to that private consultant which means the NHS will pay for your treatment with the private consultant thereafter? I was wondering if that was possible—as that’s what Richard said he did with Jamie Murphy and I was surprised it is so straightforward.
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My dad paid for private scans with a consultant and then had them send those results back to his gp and had them refer him through to the nhs. You will then often be seen in the same clinics by the same consultants as most of them do private and nhs work…you just are subject to nhs waiting times
 
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