To: uncitizen
One was a diuretic and one was potassium.They were to lose weight fast and not lose too much potassium.
15,286 posted on
03/30/2007 8:06:11 PM PDT by
fatima
(Shut up Murtha)
To: fatima
One was a diuretic and one was potassium.They were to lose weight fast and not lose too much potassium.Was that it? That wouldn't be dangerous tho. That would be the right thing to do. I coulda sworn that the drugs in question were something dangerous. Oh well. Things were moving so fast i may have gotten things mixed up.
15,289 posted on
03/30/2007 8:08:29 PM PDT by
uncitizen
(Set America's baby free!)
To: fatima
Was this something said tonight on Greta? I remember someone mentioning that ANS had to keep bananas and Gatorade for potassium.
Umm, the abbreviated ME report on the HardRock room said that the prescriptions were in "various names." They know what they are, but they're not included in the public doc I've seen.
To: fatima
Tonight was the first time I saw the Lasix and klor-con mentioned. I know that when one gets either too much or too little potassium it can be fatal. My husband is on those meds and I had to haul him to the ER..the initial thought was he was potassium low but in fact he suffered from overload...his pulse was 31 and BP low too. If I had not got him to hospital when I did, he would have died. Turns out my hubby no longer takes potassium though he does still take the diuretic..he was sensitive to the potassium I suspect, In any case all his bloods are now fine.
I wonder why Dr P never mentioned the diuretics and potassium before...and I wonder if there could have been connection with that potassium too?
I don't know why HKS wanted Daniel out of the way except for control of ANS. But I can suppose that he wanted ANS out of the way as she was the only other one in the room when Daniel died and she was to testify at this inquest that is in limbo now.
15,472 posted on
03/30/2007 10:06:12 PM PDT by
celtic gal
(HKS is a skunk at the party)
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