Re my assertions about RBG and dementia:
I hate to point to it when I can’t cite the sources. Note that Q asks about her true diagnoses in #2653. That’s not much to work with, so if anyone else can clarify\recall the dementia rx or pharmaceutical deliveries to Capitol Hill, please jump in.
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I do recall reading this very article about the Capital Hill pharmacy that delivers meds to members of Congress and found it alarming.
Hope link works...
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/uproar-as-capitol-hill-pharmacist-dishes-on-alzheimers-prescriptions-for-the-powerful
I can tell it did not work...what to do please?
#Hope that helps
Re my assertions about RBG and dementia:
I hate to point to it when I can’t cite the sources. Note that Q asks about her true diagnoses in #2653. That’s not much to work with, so if anyone else can clarify\recall the dementia rx or pharmaceutical deliveries to Capitol Hill, please jump in.
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7/18/18 LucyT had posted some links. I followed them and they had been removed. I reported that: Memory Hole in Operation.
Near as I can tell, the story does not specify a particular prominent DC Swamp Rat, but they guy was bemused by the clientele using the Alzheimer drugs.
THEN:
Eldoradude posted a viable link:
https://thefederalistpapers.org/us/pharmacy-near-capitol-hill-may-deliver-alzheimers-drugs-congress
US NEWS
Pharmacy Near Capitol Hill May Deliver Alzheimer’s Drugs to Congress
By Brian Thomas
October 12, 2017 at 2:03pm
According to the owner of a pharmacy that brings drugs “by the carload” to Capitol Hill, medications for Alzheimer’s disease are prescribed to at least one member of Congress.
Stat News issued a recent report on Grubb’s Pharmacy, the little pharmacy just blocks away from Capitol Hill which supplies members of Congress with prescription drugs.
Mike Kim, the pharmacist and owner of Grubb’s Pharmacy, seemingly let something very important slip during an interview.
Stat News reports:
Nearly every day for at least two decades pharmaceutical drugs have been brought by the carload to the Capitol — an arrangement so under the radar that even pharmacy lobbyists who regularly pitch Congress on their industry aren’t aware of it.
The deliveries arrive at the secretive Office of the Attending Physician, an elaborate medical clinic where Navy doctors triage medical emergencies and provide basic health care for lawmakers who pay an annual fee of just over $600. Every one comes from Washington’s oldest community pharmacy, Grubb’s.
Mike Kim, the reserved pharmacist-turned-owner of the pharmacy, said he has gotten used to knowing the most sensitive details about some of the most famous people in Washington.
“At first it’s cool, and then you realize, I’m filling some drugs that are for some pretty serious health problems as well. And these are the people that are running the country,” Kim said, listing treatments for conditions like diabetes and Alzheimer’s.
“It makes you kind of sit back and say, ‘Wow, they’re making the highest laws of the land and they might not even remember what happened yesterday.’”
Kim listed in his initial interview that Alzheimer’s medication was among the “serious health problems” he filled prescriptions for “the people that are running the country.”
Kim later recanted his remarks after the Stat News report caused them to go viral.
That pharmacy delivery story involved members of Congress, so not RBG.