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No matter how often I read it, I never cease to be amazed they didn't call paramedics immediately... though I believe it's clear (in my mind) when HKS helped her to the toilet around 9 a.m. he gave her the final, fatal, dose of CH and went in to watch TV while she was dying in the other room... IMO he probably already knew from info KE gave him she was in the process if expiring from all the drugs they had riddled her with over the prior three days.
LOL, Maybe since there were TWO scripts for SOMA, it was her drug of choice and she just liked to share them?
607-609 -- probably were adjoining rooms, very common in these hotels.
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BROWARD COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER5301 SW 31st AVENUE FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33312 NAME: Vickie Lynn Marshall
AUTOPSY NO: 07-0223
SEX:Female
DATE OF AUTOPSY: February 9, 2007
RACE: White
TIME OF AUTOPSY: 10:36 a.m.
AGE: 39
PROSECTORS:Gertrude M. Juste, M.D.
DOB: 11/28/1967
Associate Medical Examiner and Joshua A. Perper, M.D. Chief Medical Examiner
FINAL PATHOLOGICAL DIAGNOSES:I. ACUTE COMBINED DRUG INTOXICATION
A. Toxic/lethal drug: Chloral Hydrate (Noctec)1.Trichloroethanol (TCE) 75ug/mL (active metabolite) 2.Trichloroacetic acid ( TCA) 85ug/mL (inactive metabolite)
B. Therapeutic drugs :
1. Diphenhydramine (Bendaryl) 0.11 mg/L
2. Clonazepam (Klonopin) 0.04 mg/L
3. Diazepam (Valium)0.21 mg/L
4. Nordiazepam (metabolite) 0.38 mg/L
5 Temazepam (metabolite) 0.09 mg/L
6. Oxazepam 0.09 mg/L
7. Lorazepam22.0 ng/mLC. Other non-contributory drugs present (atropine, topiramate, ciprofloxacin, acetaminophen)
II. LEFT GLUTEAL PANNICULITIS, WITH ABSCESS FORMATION AND RECENT LINEAR HEMORRHAGE III.FIBROSIS WITH FAT NECROSIS (CHRONIC REPEATED INJECTIONS OF VARIOUS MEDICATIONS IN BUTTOCKS) OF DERMAL AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUES, BILATERAL GLUTEAL REGIONS AND ANTERIOR RIGHT THIGH IV. GASTROENTERITIS, MILD, OF PROBABLE VIRAL ETIOLOGY V. DEPRESSION FOLLOWING RECENT DELIVERY OF TERM INFANT AND RECENT DEATH OF ADULT SON (SEPTEMBER 2006)
February 9, 2007 10:36 a.m.
07-0223
VI. MODERATE CONGESTIVE HEPATOMEGALY (2550 GRAMS)
VII. FIBROUS PLEURAL ADHESIONS
VIII. CHRONIC THYROIDITIS (HASHIMOTO THYROIDITIS)
IX. WELL HEALED SUPRAPUBIC SCAR (STATUS POST CESAREAN SECTION)
X MINIMAL, INSIGNIFICANT MYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS
XI. STATUS POST MEDICAL INTERVENTION A. Endotracheal tube placement B. Right jugular line placement C. Cardiac Monitoring devices and defibrillator pad placement D. Bilateral anterior elbow and left anterior wrist venipuncture sites with surrounding ecchymoses
XII. STATUS POST BILATERAL BREAST IMPLANTS WITH SCARRING, LEFT AREOLA
XIII. MICRO-INFARCT OF BRAIN, LEFT OCCIPITAL WHITE MATTER
XIV. MINOR CONTUSIONS, POSTERIOR SHOULDERS
OPINION:Vickie Lynn Marshall was a 39-year-old white female who died of acute combined drug intoxication. Abscesses of buttocks, and viral enteritis were contributory causes of death. The manner of death is determined to be: ACCIDENT
_______________________________________
Joshua A. Perper, M.D.,LL.B.,M.Sc. Date Chief Medical Examiner
______________________________________
Gertrude M. Juste, MD Date Associate Medical Examiner GMJ/JAP:jb2
Vickie Lynn Marshall
February 9, 2007 10:36 a.m.
07-0223
OFFICIALS PRESENT AT AUTOPSY:Joshua A. Perper, M.D.,LL.B.,M.Sc., Chief Medical Examiner; Gertrude M. Juste, M.D.,Associate Medical Examiner; Predrag Bulich, M.D., Assistant Medical Examiner; Harold Schueler, Phd., Chief Toxicologist; Stephen J. Cina, M.D., Deputy Chief Medical Examiner; Joseph Anderson, Forensic Photographer; James Fleurimond, Forensic Photographer; Irma Motem, Forensic Technician; Dean Reynolds, Morgue Supervisor; Reinhard W. Motte, M.D., Associate Medical Examiner; Detective Rich Engels of the Broward Sheriff’s Office, CrimeScene Unit; Chief Tiger of the Seminole Police Department and Deputy Mike Jacobs of theSeminole Police Department.
CLOTHING:
The body is clad in a light green hospital gown, which is intact, dry and clean. There is no jewelry present.
EXTERNAL EXAMINATION:
The body is that of a well-developed, well-nourished white woman appearing the offered age of 39 years. The body measures 71 inches and weighs 178 pounds.
The unembalmed body is well preserved and cool to touch due to refrigeration. Rigor mortis is fully developed in the major muscle groups. Livor mortis is fixed and purple posteriorly except over pressure points. However, during initial examination in the emergency room, there was no rigor and lividity was at a minimum and unfixed. The skin is intact and shows no evidence of trauma except for medical intervention. The scalp hair is blond and measures up to 5 inches in length in the frontal area and up to 19 inches in length in the back and on top of the head. There are multiple blonde hair extensions including several pink strands attached to the natural hair, which shows light brown roots. The irides are hazel and the pupils are equal, each measuring 0.5centimeter in diameter. The corneae are clear and the sclerae and conjunctivae are free ofpetechiae. The nasal bones are intact by palpation. The nares are patent and contain no foreign matter. There is a 3-millimeter raised nodule on the right side of the nose. The natural teeth are in good condition. The frenula are intact. The oral mucosa and tongue are free of injuries. The external ears have no injuries. There are bilateral earlobe piercings; no earring or jewelry were present. There are no earlobe creases.
The neck is symmetrical and shows no masses or injuries. The trachea is in the midline. The shoulders are symmetrical and are free of scars.
The chest is symmetrical and shows no evidence of injury. There were bilateral breasts with asymmetry of the left breast due to scarring. The flat abdomen has no injuries. There are piercings above and below the umbilicus. The back is symmetrical. The buttocks haveinconspicuous small scars, bilaterally. There is a flat, round scar on the lower aspect of the leftbuttock approximately ½ inch in diameter.
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The genitalia are those of a normally developed adult woman. There is no evidence of injury. The anus is unremarkable. The upper extremities are symmetrical and have no injuries. The fingernails are long and clean.There is a linear ½ inch scar on the anterior right forearm. Two parallel linear scars measuring 1 inch and 2 inches are on the anterior surface of the left forearm.
The lower extremities are symmetrical. The toenails are short and clean. There is no edema of the legs or ankles.
There is no abnormal motion of the neck, the shoulders, the elbows, the wrists, the fingers, the hips and ankles. There is no bony crepitus or cutaneous crepitus present.
EVIDENCE OF INJURY:
A dissection of the posterior neck and upper back show a 2-¼ x 2-¾ inch reddish, recent contusion of the subcutaneous and superficial muscle layer of the left posterior shoulder. A recent, reddish, 1-¾ x 1-½ inch reddish contusion is present on the right posterior shoulder involving the superficial muscular layer.
EVIDENCE OF RECENT MEDICAL TREATMENT:
A properly positioned size 8 endotracheal tube retained by a Thomas clamp is present at themouth with the marker 22 at the anterior teeth.
Electrocardiogram pads are on the anterior chest in the following order: two on the right anteriorshoulder, two on the left anterior shoulder, one on the upper anterior left arm, one each on the anterior side, one each on the anterior leg.
Two defibrillator pads are present: one to the right of the midline, above the right breast, andone to the left of the midline, below the left breast.
There is intravenous line placement at the right anterior neck with hemorrhage into the anterior strap muscles of the neck. One recent needle puncture mark is in the right antecubital fossa and two recent needle puncture marks are at the anterior left elbow with surrounding ecchymoses. There is one recent needle puncture into the medial one-third of the left anterior forearm with surrounding ecchymosis. A recent needle puncture mark is at the left anterior wrist withsurrounding reddish ecchymosis, 1 inch in diameter. 4
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OTHER IDENTIFYING FEATURES:
There are multiple scars and tattoos on the body.
SCARS:A ¾ x ½ inch flat scar is on the upper inner aspect of the right breast quadrant. A ½ x 3/8-inch scar is on the medial aspect of the left nipple. There are circular scars adjacent to both areolae. The right inframammary skin has a linear transverse ¾ inch remote “chest tube” scar.There were bilateral inframammary and transverse linear 3-¾ inch scars compatible with left and right mammoplasty with breast implants. There are circular scars surrounding piercings above and below the umbilicus. A flat 3/8 inch in diameter scar is present on the middle third of theanterior surface of the right thigh. Lateral to this scar is a ½ inch in diameter flat scar. There are several scattered small inconspicuous scars on both buttocks. There is a cluster of multiple,parallel, linear, well-healed scars on the anterior and lateral aspects of the right leg covered by a tattoo.
TATTOOS:
There is a pair of red lips in the right lower abdominal quadrant. Two red cherries are on the right mid pelvis. A “Playboy Bunny” is on the left anterior mid pelvis. The words “Daniel” and “Papas” are on the mid anterior pelvis region. A mixed tattoo on the right lower leg and ankle represents: Christ’s head; Our Lady of Guadalupe; the Holy Bible; the naked torso of a woman; the smiling face of Marilyn Monroe; across; a heart and shooting flames. A mermaid on a flower bed with a pair of lips underneath it laying across the lower back.
INTERNAL EXAMINATION:
The body was opened with the usual Y incision. The breast tissues, when incised, revealed bilateral implants, each containing 700ml of clear fluid. The implants were surrounded by a thick connective tissue capsule with a thick yellow fluid. The content of each capsule was collected for bacteriological cultures.
BODY CAVITIES:
The muscles of the chest and abdominal wall are normal in color and consistency. The lungs are neither hyperinflated nor atelectatic when the pleural cavities are opened. The right lung shows adherence to the parietal pleura and to the diaphragm interiorly. The ribs, sternum and spine exhibit no fractures. The right and left pleural cavities have no free fluid. There are extensive right pleural fibrous adhesions. The mediastinum is in the midline. The pericardial sac has a normal amount of clear yellow fluid. The diaphragm has no abnormality. The subcutaneous abdominal fat measures 3 centimeters in thickness at the umbilicus. The abdominal cavity islined with glistening serosa and has no collections of free fluid. The organs are normally situated. The mesentery and omentum are unremarkable.
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NECK:
The soft tissues and the strap muscles of the neck, aside from the previously described focalhemorrhages, exhibit no abnormalities. The hyoid bone and the cartilages of the larynx andthyroid are intact and show no evidence of injury. The larynx and trachea are lined by smooth pink-tan mucosa, are patent and contain no foreign matter. There is a focal area of reddish hyperemia at the carina associated with the endotracheal tube. The epiglottis and vocal cords are unremarkable. The cervical vertebral column is intact. The carotid arteries and jugular veins are unremarkable.
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM:
The heart and great vessels contain dark red liquid blood and little postmortem clots. The heart weighs 305 grams. The epicardial surface has a normal amount of glistening, yellow adipose tissue. The coronary arteries are free of atherosclerosis. The cut surfaces of the brown myocardium show no evidence of hemorrhage or necrosis. The pulmonary trunk and arteries are opened in situ and there is no evidence of thromboemboli. The intimal surface of the aorta is smooth with a few scattered yellow atheromata. The ostia of the major branches are of normal distribution and dimension. The inferior vena cava and tributaries have no antemortem clots (See attached cardiopathology report for additional details).
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:The lungs weigh 550 grams and 500 grams, right and left, respectively. There is a small amountof subpleural anthracotic pigment within all the lobes. The pleural surfaces are free of exudates; right-sided pleural adhesions have been described above. The trachea and bronchi have smooth tan epithelium. The cut surfaces of the lungs are red-pink and have mild edema. The lung parenchyma is of the usual consistency and shows no evidence of neoplasm, consolidation, thromboemboli, fibrosis or calcification.
HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM:
The liver weighs 2550 grams. The liver edge is somewhat blunted. The capsule is intact. The cut surfaces are red-brown and of normal consistency. There are no focal lesions. The gallbladder contains 15 milliliters of dark green bile. There are no stones. The mucosa is unremarkable. The large bile ducts are patent and non-dilated.
HEMOLYMPHATIC SYSTEM:
The thymus is not identified. The spleen weighs 310 grams. The capsule is shiny, smooth and intact. The cut surfaces are firm and moderately congested. The lymphoid tissue in the spleenis within a normal range. The lymph nodes throughout the body are not enlarged.
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GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM:
The tongue shows a small focus of submucosal hemorrhage near the tip. The esophagus isempty and the mucosa is unremarkable. The stomach contains an estimated 30 milliliters ofthick sanguinous fluid. The gastric mucosa shows no evidence or ulceration. There is a mild flattening of the rugal pattern within the antrum with intense hyperemia. The duodenum contains bile-stained thick tan fluid. The jejunum, ileum, and the colon contain yellowish fluid with a thick, cloudy, particulate matter. There is no major alteration to internal and external inspection and palpation except for a yellowish/white shiny discoloration of the mucosa. The vermiform appendix is identified. The pancreas is tan, lobulated and shows no neoplasia, calcification or hemorrhage. There are no intraluminal masses or pseudomenbrane.
UROGENITAL SYSTEM:
The kidneys are of similar size and shape and weigh 160 grams and 190 grams, right and left, respectively. The capsules are intact and strip with ease. The cortical surfaces are purplish,congested and mildly granular. The cut surfaces reveal a well-defined corticomedullary junction.There are no structural abnormalities of the medullae, calyces or pelves. The ureters are slender and patent. The urinary bladder has approximately 0.5 milliliters of cloudy yellow urine. The mucosa is unremarkable. The vagina is normally wrinkled and contains no foreign matter. The uterus shows a reddish endometrial lining with no evidence of intra-uterine pregnancy. The fallopian tubes and ovaries are within normal limits. ENDOCRINE SYSTEM:The adrenal glands have a normal configuration with the golden yellow cortices well demarcated from the underlying medullae and there is no evidence of hemorrhage. The thyroid gland is mildly fibrotic and has focally pale gray parenchyma on sectioning. The pituitary gland is within normal limits.
MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM:
Postmortem radiographs of the body show no acute, healed or healing fractures of the head, the neck, the appendicular skeleton or the axial skeleton. The muscles are normally formed. Dissection of the right anterior thigh in the aforementioned areas of scarring revealed subcutaneous fibrosis and multiple small cysts containing turbid, yellow fluid. The cyst-likestructures range in sizes from 0.5 centimeters to 1.2 centimeters in diameter. The cyst associated with the most medial scar is 8 millimeter in diameter and has a calcified wall and the cystassociated with the more lateral scar measures 1 centimeter in diameter.
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Dissection of the buttocks reveals diffuse subcutaneous scarring and fat necrosis of the adipose tissue bilaterally with three subcutaneous cystic structures containing light yellow, clear, thick liquid within the left buttock. The right buttock contains similar cysts with similar content, with at least one cyst wall being calcified. The left and right buttocks have foci of recent, hemorrhagic tracts within the subcutaneousadipose tissue and the superficial and deep muscular layers extending from the skin surface. There is a deep-seated 3 x 2.5 x 2 centimeter abscess within the musculature of the left buttock with a creamy, yellow-green pus on sectioning. A recent, hemorrhagic, needle tract extends into the abscess wall from the skin surface.
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM:
The scalp has no hemorrhage or contusions. The calvarium is intact. There is no epidural,subdural or subarachnoid hemorrhage. The brain has a normal convolutional pattern and weighs 1300 grams. The meninges are clear. The cortical surfaces of the brain have mild to moderate flattening of the gyri with narrowing of the sulci. The brain is cut after formalin fixation and a separate neuropathology report is attached.
SPECIAL PROCEDURES:
Layer by layer anterior and posterior neck dissections were conducted. Dissection of the entire back including both gluteal regions was conducted. A biological trace evidence was collected. Multiple hairs were pulled from various parts of the head. The nails of the left hand were cut and preserved. Additional blood and tissue samples for DNA was collected.
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That is for sure and one of the main reasons my radar has been working overtime from day one.
Is this the Alex Katz? After following links from this article to party pics from 2005 and doing a google search for Alex Katz (the painter) I came across these 2 pics. Are they the same person?
http://forum.gorillamask.net/archive/index.php/t-7404.html - party forum with links to pics below.
http://img18.imagevenue.com/loc63/th_ef9_anna4.jpg
http://img21.imagevenue.com/loc80/th_b2f_anna6.jpg
Portrait of Alex Katz the painter
http://www.brendazlamany.com/bald/portrait-23.html
What do you think? It might be him! I was also doing some google searches earlier and found a Jewish Museum that had some of his paintings that some Sterns donated to. I was wondering if that was Howards parents or relatives but didn't get far because I dont know their names.
Well, that's all I have...what do any of you think?
Don't "celebrities" still have different boarding procedures? Either way, no one would want their cash cow being seen like that in public in her final days.
Here's another thought: tabloids and muckrakers have ways of getting drug store employees to talk about a famous customers prescriptions, even though it is totally illegal and unethical. This way, there wouldn't be anything of note regarding ANS meds. I'll bet the Enquirer and Star tried to find out what she was whacked on.
But then again, I am probably nuts for even caring but the Alex Katz thing is really bugging me. LOL
BROWARD COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER
5301 SW 31st AVENUE
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33312
SCENE INVESTIGATION
NAME: Vickie Lynn Marshall BME NO: 07-0223
Time arrived at scene: 1840
Location: Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood, Florida
Police Agency: Detective Kathy Frank, Detective Marian Bryant (Seminole Police Department)
Also present at scene: Sergeant Mike Jacobs; Joseph Anderson, photographer for Broward County Medical Examiner Office; Dr. Predrag Bulic, Assistant Medical Examiner; Crime Scene Investigator Rich Engels of the Broward Sheriff’s Office and Dr. Gertrude M. Juste, Associate Medical Examiner
Initial Information
Obtained from the Seminole Detective Marian Bryant.
The decedent was staying in suites 607 and 609 with her significant other, Howard Stern and a friend after arriving from the Bahamas on Monday. The decedent and Mr. Stern slept in room 607 and the friend (Maurice Brighthaupt, friend and bodyguard) slept in room 609. There is a living or reception room with a chair, sofa, table and entertainment center. On the day of her
demise, the decedent, who had been sick with flu-like symptoms since arriving in Florida, was helped to bed around 9:00 a.m. by Mr. Stern. At about 11:00 a.m. or 11:15 a.m., Mr. Stern spoke with the decedent and informed her that he was picking up guests from the airport. At around 12:00 p.m., approximately, the guests arrived at the suite and did not awaken Miss Smith, assuming she was still sleeping. Detective Marian Bryant informed me that the party picked up from the airport consisted of a
Bahamian official “King Eric”, his wife and a crewmember of a boat recently purchased by Miss Smith. They were in Florida to take the vessel and sail back to the Bahamas on Thursday.
At around noon, Mr. Stern and the male guests left for Miami to check on the boat. Concurrently, Mr. Brighthaupt left to help his brother move furniture. Miss Smith was left with King Eric’s common-law wife Brigitte Nelsen and Tasma Brighthaupt, Maurice’s wife, presumably sleeping. Around 12:30 p.m., the bodyguard’s wife checked on the decedent and observed her to be blue. She immediately called her husband, Maurice Brighthaupt, and informed him of the situation. She also started CPR in her capacity as a registered nurse. As soon as Maurice returned to the hotel; he immediately called the Seminole Emergency Medical
Personnel around 1:40 p.m. The first patrol unit arrived at the scene at 1:43 p.m. and Rescue 108 Seminole Paramedics arrived at 1:46 p.m. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation continued en route to Memorial Regional Hospital Emergency Room where they arrived at 1423 hours.
Vickie Lynn Marshall 07-0223
Description of Scene:
The scene consisted of a three-room suite. Room 607 was occupied by the decedent and Mr. Stern, her significant other. Room 609 was the guest room. Between the two rooms was a sitting or reception room, which had a sofa, two large chairs, a round table with chairs, and an entertainment center with a television set.
Entrance was made through the middle room or sitting room. Room 607 was to the left of the reception area. It had a king-sized bed with a canopy, two night tables, and an armoire. To the left of the bed was a low table, resting under a large glass window. The bedroom opened on the
left to a large bathroom with a tub, two sinks, a large mirror a separate shower and separate toilet room. Several white towels were strewn around on the bathroom floor and around the sinks. One of the sinks had what appeared to be caked yellow/brown residue of emesis.
The bed is covered with a white sheet, with a large yellow/brown stain with a peripheral residue. To the right of that stain, there appears to be bloody fluid. A cover sheet and another white sheet are balled up on the bed, and there are several scattered pillows.
The night table has various items, including cold medicine; an opened and non-opened cans of
sodas; SlimFast; empty packs of gum and Nicorette; and an open box of Tamiflu tablets. The table on the right of the bed also contains a partly covered transparent glass jar containing a brownish liquid. There is a closet full of men and women’s clothes with multiple pairs of shoes
littering the floor located to the left of the bedroom entrance. There was a pearl necklace on the foot of the bed and a Louis Vuiton purse on the chair by the window. Opposite the foot of the bed was an armoire-type of furniture against the wall with several drawers at the bottom, and a television set in the top portion. Some of the drawers were open and contained various articles
of clothing.
The guest bedroom has three beds, which were well made and covered with white sheets, and covers. A night table separates the two beds. Opposite the foot of the bed was a small table with various items including numerous medication bottles, prescribed under different names. There
was also a piece of furniture containing a small refrigerator and a large-size TV. The medicine
bottles in the entire suite were photographed. A list of all the medications was taken including the date prescribed, amount prescribed, and the amount left in each bottle. The scene was left at
2130 hours.
Note: The foregoing is of a preliminary nature and subject to modification pending additional
information and investigation.
___________________________
Gertrude M. Juste, M.D.
Associate Medical Examiner
Excellent points! I hadn't connected these two before:
"Page 16 of the Autopsy Report- Perper believed ANS was of sound mind and any speculation that she was cognitively impaired is "mere speculation and does not hold up to scientific scrutiny."
What a ridiculous statement.
Yet-On Page 6 of his report, Dr Perper notes that ANS was " observed naked and sitting confused in a dry bathtub."
The more Perper talks, the bigger the hole he digs.
Great Links!!!!
Freaky Tiki makes me glad I don't go out partying anymore.
Alex Katz, I wonder if that could that be another patient of Eroshevitch
I don't know but I am still searching for info.
It looks like the gum is better than the patch. I suppose the smoking gnatzies would rather we all become addicted to the gum, lol!
I've never taken Lexapro, and don't know anyone who does. A former doctor gave me Zoloft to keep my blood pressure at a safe level while going through court nonsense with the ex. Unfortunately, when SSDI(they automatically do this)denied my initial claim, I couldn't afford to buy Zoloft out of pocket, or pay for Dr. visits.
Now I have insurance of last resort, and Zoloft isn't covered. I tried Paxil, but hate the side affects. Neither antidepressant caused weight gain for me.
About those strawberries...I could see a responsible party giving her some mashed fruit or soup. Chocolate covered strawberries?
My bf has 4 fused disks and spinal stenosis. He quit taking Soma because he liked it too much. When I had HMO, my former doctor used to give me Ultram. He saved up all the pharmaceutical samples, because insurance wouldn't cover it, and he did not want me on opiates because of the possibility of dependency. See what I mean about good doctors? Right about now, I sure wouldn't mind a Valium at night so I can sleep for 6 hours straight, but that's not going to happen. I do take prescription Clortimetron for allergies, but the sticker is lying when it says, "may cause drowsiness". Grrrr!
Poor Anna indeed :/ I can't believe she lasted that long on all that junk. Now the question is whether Dannielynn has an addiction or problems because of all the sh*t mommy was given. Another reason why HKS does not want anyone near that baby?????
I keep trying to tell you guys that Perper is arrogant and condescending. He believes himself to be above and much more intelligent than you ugly americans. :0)
I thought you were talking about "CRACKER" ay first, but I see it's Perper.
If she had thyroiditis/Hashimoto's disease, where was the medication for that?????
I can't believe her liver was supposedly okay. Not after being on all that crap, plus drinking alcohol besides.
Posted by TennesseeGirl to pitinkie; All On General/Chat 03/31/2007 8:02:34 AM EDT · 15,600 of 15,878 If not a psuedonym, perhaps Dr. Alexander Katz (Massachusetts) is a relative of KE or Stern. All are of a Jewish heritage. Katz interned in Kursk, Russia. KE's family was from Minsk, Russia. Who knows about Stern's!
It may just be an alias for HKS? My first thought was Alex Kat=Alley Cat
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