GREGORY BLANEY

Greg was a good friend of mine in Ottawa where we went to different Universities but we hung around a lot together with John Evans and he was a phenomenal guy. Charles Sperling

Dr Blaney was by far the best Osteopath I´d even been to. He treated me in the early 2000s when I lived in Vancouver. Because I will be moving back I looked him up to see if he was still practicing and found this sad news! My deepest condolences to his family and friends! It will be impossible to find anyone like him!

So sad to learn of Dr. Blaneys death. My family saw him for years. He was wonderful. My best memory of him is an odd one.

I was running hell for leather for my bus to work one summer morning, tripped and went skidding along a rough concrete sidewalk. My face, palms, wrists, forearms, and knees were badly scraped. I boarded the bus with blood streaming from the wounds.

My office was just a block from Gregs office and, not knowing what to do, I walked into reception. The...

I only learned of Dr Blaney's death today. What a great humanitarian has been lost.
I would not be alive today had I not had a miracle of science using the internet to find the Marshall Protocol and having such good fortune to find Dr Blaney to minister his help.
Rarely does one meet someone who lives their vocation as well as he.

Greg was in my Hillcrest High school class from grades 9-13 and I fondly recall his wonderful sense of humour. Also that he was in the 2nd trumpet sections in our highschool band while I played a rather dismal 3rd trumpet :-) Sad to think of those days now.

I just found out about Greg's death. I'm so happy to read the wonderful testimonials to my friend. Rest In Peace Greg
Jim Gibson

He saved my life, I will never forget him. He was that rare combination of medical genius and humanitarian. He had a vitality and spark you don't see in medicine anymore. Forever grateful to him. God Bless you Dr Blaney.

Dr. Blaney was a wonderful osteopath and a caring and compassionate person. He helped me with my pain after my accident. He always had the most interesting calming music playing in the background.

Anne cousin Dave Blaney here. I was looking for information on my great aunt Frances and just happened upon this sad information. I remember you and Greg going to an Ottawa movie together in the 60's. I remember seeing your mom in Victoria as well. I am so sorry to hear about Greg. Take care yourself. I hope by some means you get this message as we lost touch so many years ago.