PurplePaisleyLuvr said:

ScarLett said:

I hate to play devils advocate .. But it's my fav position so has anyone given thought to the fact the man relocated and has decided over the last few months to reinvent his practice/residency in another area - city - location under a different type of medicine? Where he was a GP/OB before he's now doing work as an intensivist.. Perhaps we should call??

Definite possibility.

Sure.

[Edited 8/22/16 19:35pm]

zoso1978 said:

Omg! I made it 2 the end (for now)! I think my eyeballs r on fire.... But seriously, does the timing to all these reports seem suspicious to anybody else? A week after the memorials and exactly 4 months? Also sounds like stuff that was probably known by investigators back in May &/or June.

Yep, they 'tryin' to be nice, but it's torture any way you dish it. Let's get this over with so we can move forward!!!!

morningsong said:

Idk anything about MN but he has various offices listed in several areas - none of these are current hmm??

ScarLett said:

This thread is like the People's Court meets Judge Judy meets the WWE!! So exciting and stimulating - yet entertaining and mind bending in a kinna tweaked out wet dream ... This alternate reality where all theories and conspiracies play out.. Well done!!

Don't you just love it? Have a drink.

Menes said:

We may have better ideas than the cops. Carver county is only working the case part time. Remember the LA serial case was started and solved by a freelance reporter.

Mumio said:

morningsong said:

Yeah, I mean to be a nuisance. Especially since someone has already mentioned it.



I looked all this up long ago in the beginning of all this.

Again...


Only one website is listing that doctor as such. No-one has shown a shredd of proof in 4 months this website has a good reputation.

Nobody is doing any real leg work on this.

I understand. Yet in spite of that no one has shown one shred of proof either that this isn't true. Do you have information that says he is not an intensivist physician? I mean, why say it if it isn't true, what is there to be gained? There's very little info on him out there.

These links are just from the first page of results if you Google his name and 'MN' and 'MD'. Most of the sites contain the same information about him (and none of them list him as an intensivist or critical care doctor, or even as one of his specialties. I have only seen one sketchy, seemingly unreliable, site that does). Most, if not all, of these linked sites - a few are articles, others are review sites for medical professionals - describe him as a family medicine physician with special interest in obstetrics.

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http://heavy.com/news/2016/05/dr-michael-schulenberg-prince-doctor-photos-search-warrant-investigation-ridgeview-bio-minnesota-experience-health-video/

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http://www.vitals.com/doctors/Dr_Michael_Schulenberg/profile

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https://www.healthgrades.com/physician/dr-michael-schulenberg-3xvlg

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http://bigstory.ap.org/article/270a7bd6fd104e909002bc2f6af592e2/prince-saw-longtime-experienced-family-care-physician

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http://health.usnews.com/doctors/michael-schulenberg-852656

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http://www.ucomparehealthcare.com/drs/michael_schulenberg/

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https://www.sharecare.com...chulenberg

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And the fact remains that the position this doctor held at the time of his treating/seeing Prince was as a family medicine doctor. So why is anybody interested in claiming he's anything else but that? I must have missed something because I don't understand why it's even an issue even being debated?

*I tried to make all the above links clickable but couldn't figure out how. Sorry.

herb4 said:

It's clear from the tone of it that many people are "zero tolerance" types and appraently have never ever met a functioning, high acheiving memeber of society who ever smoked pot, dropped LDS or took pain pills. It's expressed in the inherent defensiveness of people inventing reasons why Prince was murdered instead of believing what's staring them right in the face: that dude had a problem.

This is the vibe I'm getting as well, and likely their "zero tolerance" mindset was directly influenced and/or reinforced by Prince himself... so... It's just human nature that the whole thing would be hard to reconcile emotionally for some.

Menes said:

Imma need something stiff and bracing before this lunatic asylum gets its next batch of news!

so meron was overlapping with the maya brown chick who got salty on twitter last year. she looks utterly self-interested. she looked smirky at the purple box give-away. not feeling her at all. she has kept quiet which is telling but a bet she just say the same shit all the 20something fifis say;

"i don't understand, he didn't look bad." "i thought he was fine,he always made me laugh and told me i was his best friend." blahdy fucking blah!oh and good judy said he was quick on his feet and seemed fine for the last two years she spent with him.

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why do i keep recalling sinbad bit on 25 yr old women being unable to recognize the signs of a stroke? it seems to me that they can't recognize signs of drug addiction and health struggles in general. our sweet prince really dug himself a hole with this last batch of employees and associates.

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Mumio said:

morningsong said:

Oh please. For any legitamate doctor, only one website bothers listing all of his creditials? I mean there does come a element of common sense. Not even the place he worked bothered to list this bit of information in his creditials. It ain't rocket science here.

Morningsong, there's no need to be condescending, I didn't take that tone with you and don't expect you to take it with me. This isn't information that's nonsensical nor irrelevant, but it's out there and there is no reason whatsoever for anyone to have made it up. Even if you don't like it, it's there.

Oh yes there is when someone counters with a crappy statement. And bs there isn't NO information that's nonsensical, it's called a frikkin' lie. There have been tons of misinformation around here being spread like it's gospel, sorry if feelings get hurt but dumping a load of bullcrap and expecting me to call it rose petals isn't going to happen. I know how to find my own fairy tales thank you very much. I want to know what the heck happened to Prince. Period.

slowlywiltingflower said:

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And the fact remains that the position this doctor held at the time of his treating/seeing Prince was as a family medicine doctor. So why is anybody interested in claiming he's anything else but that? I must have missed something because I don't understand why it's even an issue even being debated?

*I tried to make all the above links clickable but couldn't figure out how. Sorry.

I think at one point it was insinuated P was critically ill because he was being treated by a critically ill specialist. I originally questioned this because I had never heard this doctor was practicing critically ill medicine at the time he was treating P.

Bebop17 said:

morningsong said:

Yeah, I mean to be a nuisance. Especially since someone has already mentioned it.



I looked all this up long ago in the beginning of all this.

Again...


Only one website is listing that doctor as such. No-one has shown a shredd of proof in 4 months this website has a good reputation.

Nobody is doing any real leg work on this.

You're right. I'm tired of hearing 'bout that one tired link. I'm off to do some legwork ...

Well, that didn't take long.

A reputable site tells your things like who is behind it and how to contact them. Here's what that site has to say:

"Wellness.com does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment nor do we verify or endorse any specific business or professional listed on the site. Wellness.com does not verify the accuracy or efficacy of user generated content, reviews, ratings or any published content on the site. Use of this website constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use. ©2016 Wellness®.com is a registered trademark of Wellness.com, Inc. Powered by Earnware.com"

In other words, it's bunk. But they do have a super-sweet deal right now on a vaporizer "that works with either your preferred dry herbs or waxy oils". Also, a breathalyzer that works with your phone.

There is no other site that lists him as an intensivist (except an org thread and a tweet to TMZ from a fam named Shannon). Not even this site, which IS reputable (check out their About page for how it's done), which LISTS intensivists, and which lists SCHULENBERG - as a family practitioner. His profile on that site is quite detailed and lists verifiable sources.

Contrary to what someone said earlier, there are no media reports of him being an intensivist either. Not a one.

To sum up, there is no reliable evidence anywhere to be found that Schulenberg is an intensivist. Just one listing on one untrustworthy site that is disclaimered up the wazoo.

THANK YOU!

I'm thinking Jill's issue is the fact -- that if ur a user and everyone else around u is using (something) then who the hell is there to recognize when ur outta control cause everybody is guilty and has something to lose! Possibly?!?!

ScarLett said:

morningsong said:

Nobody, except for maybe the investigators, know where he is, so he obviously hasn't set up shop anywhere else.


It's an old post.

Idk anything about MN but he has various offices listed in several areas - none of these are current hmm??

So you're saying these place listed on the internet are not past places he was working but are current places since the criminal investigation started?


Funny you are the only person who has seemed to have located his current whereabouts..

WhisperingDandelions said:

No one on this board has said he did not have a problem. We just think his enablers should go to jail and most us never believed he strung out on Fentynal and the ME agrees. No way he was getting around on that stuff. Some of you think he was some super drug user and seem to be okay with drug use. Which is sad.

wavesofbliss said:

Not feeling her either. I think she started working for him sometime in 2013.

SquirrelMeat said:

I understand what you are saying and appreciate your feelings. I am one of the people who joined after his death because it was so very difficult to process and accept. I personally needed a space to talk about him, read about him and just find other people that were still thinking and talking about him because my friends and family really couldn't understand my interest since it had been many moons (around the world in a day), since I was a fan...and I do mean that as in fanactic. I loved him from For You until Around the World and then just fell off, and loved what was on the radio and layer in life, I abandoned secular music altogether. So I was out of the loop for decades and couldn't understand why his death effected me so deeply and I was truly grateful for a place to come for solace without being made to feel weird. I am sorry if people such as myself have negatively eddwctrf the tone of the org, it was surely not my intent.

morningsong said:

roxy831 said:

Second that.

why would someone lie about something so mundane?

zoso1978 said:

Omg! I made it 2 the end (for now)! I think my eyeballs r on fire.... But seriously, does the timing to all these reports seem suspicious to anybody else? A week after the memorials and exactly 4 months? Also sounds like stuff that was probably known by investigators back in May &/or June.

Not suspicious to me. It was too soon after his death for people to say anything but as time goes on more information will come out.

WhisperingDandelions said:

Talk about condescending.

slowlywiltingflower said:

Bebop17 said:

You're right. I'm tired of hearing 'bout that one tired link. I'm off to do some legwork ...

Well, that didn't take long.

A reputable site tells your things like who is behind it and how to contact them. Here's what that site has to say:

"Wellness.com does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment nor do we verify or endorse any specific business or professional listed on the site. Wellness.com does not verify the accuracy or efficacy of user generated content, reviews, ratings or any published content on the site. Use of this website constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use. ©2016 Wellness®.com is a registered trademark of Wellness.com, Inc. Powered by Earnware.com"

In other words, it's bunk. But they do have a super-sweet deal right now on a vaporizer "that works with either your preferred dry herbs or waxy oils". Also, a breathalyzer that works with your phone.

There is no other site that lists him as an intensivist (except an org thread and a tweet to TMZ from a fam named Shannon). Not even this site, which IS reputable (check out their About page for how it's done), which LISTS intensivists, and which lists SCHULENBERG - as a family practitioner. His profile on that site is quite detailed and lists verifiable sources.

Contrary to what someone said earlier, there are no media reports of him being an intensivist either. Not a one.

To sum up, there is no reliable evidence anywhere to be found that Schulenberg is an intensivist. Just one listing on one untrustworthy site that is disclaimered up the wazoo.

THANK YOU!

HAHA GMTA!

[u]i know this may be out of subject but do you guys remember when princes twitter account was hacked, the messages looked like they were from a disgruntled girlfriend.....

morningsong said:

-- They cannot comprehend that he may have been treating Prince for withdrawals or anything for that matter. I am more troubled by his half dozen different practices he appears to have.

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

slowlywiltingflower said:

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And the fact remains that the position this doctor held at the time of his treating/seeing Prince was as a family medicine doctor. So why is anybody interested in claiming he's anything else but that? I must have missed something because I don't understand why it's even an issue even being debated?

*I tried to make all the above links clickable but couldn't figure out how. Sorry.

I think at one point it was insinuated P was critically ill because he was being treated by a critically ill specialist. I originally questioned this because I had never heard this doctor was practicing critically ill medicine at the time he was treating P.

Thanks for clarifying. I myself am of the opinion that Prince was indeed dealing with a very serious health issue alongside the chronic pain/painkiller issue - but yeah, it doesn't appear that this Schulenberg guy would've been the one treating Prince for anything like that.

endiadj said:

morningsong said:

Second that.

why would someone lie about something so mundane?

Because they're crazy and attention seeking.


That's not nice is it? Neither is going around lying.

morningsong said:

No, I was merely pointing out that he has affliations with at least 2 hospitals and something about robbinsdale- excelsior- and waconia or something.. I used a ?? Mark .. Why would a doc in his forties with a seemingly thriving business close shop after only seeing P 2x

laurarichardson said:

ScarLett said:

Menes said:

Don't you just love it? Have a drink.

Imma need something stiff and bracing before this lunatic asylum gets its next batch of news!

Nothing compares to this site. Tmz? UK daily? Star Tribune? This is the place if you want to crack this case! We have everything here: Prophets, preachers, visionaries, wanna-be investigators, morse code analyzers, psyche jobs, stalkers, "lawyers", you name it! We have hundreds working this file. Get in where you fit in. My theory is not very well received here but I'm stikcing with it. Just pick your poison and swallow it slowly.

slowlywiltingflower said:

-- He had no background in pain management either.

ScarLett said:

morningsong said:

So you're saying these place listed on the internet are not past places he was working but are current places since the criminal investigation started?


Funny you are the only person who has seemed to have located his current whereabouts..

No, I was merely pointing out that he has affliations with at least 2 hospitals and something about robbinsdale- excelsior- and waconia or something.. I used a ?? Mark .. Why would a doc in his forties with a seemingly thriving business close shop after only seeing P 2x

The criminal investigation of a very famous person drawing too much media attention to places of business serving the common folk of it's city, perhaps?