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To: Renfield

From the article:

"They said he had undergone heart surgery a year ago and was on several medications as a result."

When I hear things like this I wonder what effect his cocktail of drugs had on his mental state. No matter how much testing drugs undergo, we don't know specifically how a drug will affect an individual, nor is there testing done on the synergestic effect of each drug combined with every other drug a doctor may prescribe to one individual. A drug by itself may be ok, but combined with another drug or multiple other drugs, or with the specific chemistry of an individual, may have distrastrous results.

Drugs, whether on the street or in the doctor's office, are potentially dangerous.


24 posted on 06/21/2006 5:28:10 AM PDT by TruthSetsUFree
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To: TruthSetsUFree
My husband now 71 had a stent put in his heart a year ago and is on Paxil, a blood thinning medication. He is also diabetic and takes lots of other meds. He doesn't have much energy and gets depressed but not to the point of suicide (I hope). Old age, illness and medication can certainly have bad emotional effects.
53 posted on 06/21/2006 6:16:42 AM PDT by Ditter
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To: TruthSetsUFree
When I hear things like this I wonder what effect his cocktail of drugs had on his mental state.

Heart surgery also causes depression in many cases. It's not always the drugs especially if his doctor was still observing him.

101 posted on 06/21/2006 1:38:48 PM PDT by kcvl
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