Julene/healing haven refuse to return my money- Dominican Republic, DO

I am waiting to hear from a couple of PS in DR and I need to go the last week in October coming home the second or third week in november. I would be going alone but definitely don't want to. I live in western CAnada but we could meet up somewhere on the way. I will go back and try to get answers from the doctors.

Hi MissySue, thanks for this information. I was doing alot of research on surgeons and recovery homes is DR. I am on the fence with Dr. Yily and Duran and have no idea of what recovery house to choose due to all the scams that are going on out there. After reading your post, I googled Julene Mercano and this is what also came up: NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Two Cambria Heights, Queens women were charged Thursday with running a marijuana growing operation in their home – using more than $64,000 worth of stolen electricity.
Larraysha Conklin, 28, and Julie Mercano, 50, who reside in the same residence in Queens, were arraigned Thursday on charges of second-degree grand larceny, first-degree criminal possession of marijuana and theft of service, according to the Queens District Attorney’s office.
They had nothing to say when CBS2’s Scott Rapoport caught up with them outside court.
Larraysha Conklin and Julie Mercano are led out of court after being accused of running a marijuana farm in Queens. (Credit: CBS2)
Larraysha Conklin and Julie Mercano are led out of court after being accused of running a marijuana farm in Queens. (Credit: CBS2)
“The defendants are accused of having transformed the second-floor of their residence into a virtual pot farm, which required high wattage lights and constant air-conditioning in order for the plants to grow,” Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown said in a news release. “It is alleged that in an effort to cut their overhead costs, the defendant stole tens of thousands of dollars in unmetered electricity from Con Edison.”
Prosecutors said NYPD officers the 105th Precinct executed a court-ordered search warrant at the women’s home around 7:20 a.m. Wednesday. Inside, they found Conklin and Mercano in the living room, police said.
Police raided the basement and allegedly found multiple designer handbags, $10,000 in cash, multiple cellphones, mail and bank statements, and a chemical storage tank with the name Lawrence Conklin on it, prosecutors alleged.
On the main floor, police allegedly found more designer handbags, $397 in cash, and credit cards that had the name Lawrence Conklin on them but that Larraysha Conklin identified as her own, prosecutors said. In a separate bedroom on the main floor, police found multiple laptops and cellphones, and in the living room, they found an Apple watch and laptops, prosecutors said.
It was on the second floor – which had two rooms and a common area – that police allegedly found 41 marijuana plants that were about five feet high, prosecutors said. Police also found multiple 1,000-watt lights, power fans, air conditioning units, dehumidifiers, and carbon dioxide generators, prosecutors said.
Police also found a Home Depot tub with marijuana in it in a second floor closet, and multiple chemicals for plant growth, prosecutors said.
Police finally noticed multiple transformers, and a Con Edison representative saw multiple lines that were being used to manipulate service boxes, prosecutors said. The estimated bill for the unmetered service the women allegedly used was $64,792, and the electric bills that actually came to the home were only a fraction of that amount, prosecutors said.
If convicted, Mercano and Conklin face up to 15 years in prison each.

Do you have and before and after pics

Best of luck to you! I will c Duran nov 5th !! Will cont to follow ur journey ! :)