Eric Bohlman <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:[email hidden] wrote in news:12152-3FF359A4-74@storefull- 3193.bay.webtv.net:
Quoted message said:An ad is running on TV, where lawyers are trying to get clients who've taken certain psych drugs
(anti-anxiety?), & who've developed diabetes.
There might be a link between some psych drugs & diabetes.
Specifically, some of the newer anti-psychotics (clozapine, olanzapine, respiridone, and
quetiapine) seem to increase the risk of developing diabetes. Quite a pity, since the only other
anti-psychotic drugs can have rather severe side effects.
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I think that one was Risperdol (sp?).
Most of the doctors I've seen in East Texas, not only refuse to work (to do good testing &
diagnosis), but also push this type of drugs as hard as possible, ... even when they know for sure,
that their clients have severe adverse reactions or allergies to them.
When I saw a pain management doctor in Longview (HB) in 1998, he kept stalling for months in having
my injuries, concussion, broken arm at shoulder, dislocated hip, etc., tested & diagnosed.
In fact, he never got around to doing good testing & diagnosis, ... except for an MRI of the neck,
which he repeatedly refused to give me the results of, ... & an NCV/EMG of the shoulder, the
results of which he also refused to acknowledge. He sent me for bio-feedback training, which I
didn't want or need.
I had many serious injuries (spine injured from top & bottom), & a concussion which made me lose
consciousness over & over, ... but the doc kept acting determinedly-dumb, & refusing to do the
testing I'd been promised he would by the orthopedic surgeon (SF).
Then he said, that in order to qualify for testing, I'd have to try a new pain medicine, Risperdol
(Risperdal?). When I phoned the pharmacy to check it out, it wasn't a pain medicine. I have severe
adverse reactions to antidepressants, & the Risperdol might have scrambled my brain forever or
killed me.
When I phoned the PM doctor to ask him why he'd do such a bad thing, he said he often did it, that
it made patients easier to work with, that it made them give up hope. And he laughed about it. He
had no intention of doing good testing & diagnosis of injuries.
Basically, these drugs are chemical lobotomies, which the docs are using as weapons.
I hope that the doctors, who wrongly forced these drugs onto patients, get legally hung by their
sorry b*tts & b*lls in court. There's nothing worse than a bad doctor, who enjoys doing harm.
Susan, Su_Texas my opinions
