Status

These entries include my current experience of this blog and mental health, plus with RJ Testerman, the Welcomed Consensus and Free the Need.

Today

It’s been a long time since I posted. I knew I would eventually write about recruiting and those years with RJ and the community, but I enjoyed dragging my feet. I no longer feel or think about them or my past much anymore. All the memories and emotions remain, but they aren’t very loud, and

RJ Testerman & The Welcomed Consensus’ Free the Need Scam

Free the Need is a registered 5013(c) that was started and is controlled by RJ Testerman and the members of The Welcomed Consensus.

Hallelujah!

The message below was cut and pasted below from a message that was forwarded to me from a supporter. This is excellent news, and we all felt very successful upon hearing it, but soon the reality became clear. RJ Testerman and The Welcomed Consensus never acknowledged the harm they have done. They have only hidden

The Information

I hope you enjoy the redesigned website; I enjoy having professionals help to keep it going. It remains vital that this site continues to positively impact the people who have come in contact with RJ and The Welcomed Consensus, his children, and current recruiters.

Feeling Much Better, Thanks!

I didn’t realize it had been so long since I last posted, but the break has been good. Like everyone else right now,

RJ’s Resource Flow Chart

My intention in creating and posting this information is to clear up as many misconceptions as possible about the relationship between RJ Testerman, the Welcomed Consensus, Free the Need, and the people who live in the W.C. houses.

Status Update

I’ve learned not being vulnerable is not being human, it’s not being alive. I will no longer spend even a minute with people for whom I need to alter myself.

The Disclaimer

When I heard RJ Testerman’s daughter wrote a book I was glad. She is a smart, funny, wonderful human. I briefly mentioned this book in a different post, but really had no interest in dragging her into this trauma vortex.

6 Month Anniversary, or How Do You Like Me Now?

This blog has now been live for 6 months. There has been no response, legal or otherwise, from RJ Testerman or anyone else in his group.

When Cancer Knocks

RJ was diagnosed with cancer, this is what I know so far. Plenty of people who upon learning my history wished a fate worse than death on RJ; some still do.