Anderson ask the nurse ..you haven't seen him in 3 mos but he calls you out of the blue on Sun..why
Good question
Yeah, that's a really good question, actually.
Anderson ask the nurse ..you haven't seen him in 3 mos but he calls you out of the blue on Sun..why
Good question
even if he did call her out of the blue on Sunday it would mean to me that he had no one else to call, and if she told him no doctor would give it to him, it seems unlikely to me that he could find it in a few short days
she was just on cnn talking about this. the reporter asked if she went to the auuthorities about this and she said she hasn't. she went straight to the news instead. she did seem really upset while she was talking, though.
I told you that everybody was going to start coming out of the woodwork.
True.Well, if the story about the Sunday call is true, then it means he may have found "someone" to give him "something". It may not have been what he asked her for but maybe it was something else.
Also, let me correct myself. I called the lady Dr. Lee, but she's a nurse. And the thing about his body being cold on one side and hot on the other? wtf? I wonder who she spoke to on the phone that day while MJ was talking in the background? She definitely needs to go to the police and tell them everything she knows. If that happened as recently as the Sunday before his death, then something may have been going on that whole week which may have contributed to his death in some way. It may not have been a matter of what happened to him the night before but a cummulative effect of what he was taking all week...or rather the result of NOT taking him to the hospital that Sunday. Whatever was in his system on that Sunday may have had a delayed impact. So many questions and so long to go until we get any answers.
I know we don't like TMZ but they have posted the following:
Sources tell TMZ an extremely dangerous and potent drug used for surgical anesthesia was found at Michael Jackson's house after he died.
We're told the drug Propofol was discovered at the residence. The drug is used to put people under anesthesia before surgery. It is an extremely powerful drug that is only available to medical personnel. As one source said, "There is no conceivable way this drug can be properly prescribed for home use."
The drug can only be administered with an IV. Interestingly, Propofol burns and the drug Lidocaine is used to reduce the pain associated with the Propofol injection. As we first reported, Lidocaine was found near Jackson's body.
One of the major side-effects of Propofol is cardiac arrest if it's taken in combination with narcotic painkillers, however, Propofol is so powerful it can stop someone's heart on its own.
A registered nurse has come out and said Jackson begged her for the drug Diprivan -- the brand name for Propofol. She says he needed it for insomnia but she declined to supply it.
Sources say the drug is so inappropriate and reckless for home use, if a doctor facilitated it for Jackson, he or she could be prosecuted for manslaughter.
I only posted the T.abloid M.edia Z.oo *giggle* report because it coincides with what the nurse was saying. It pains me to think that he couldn't sleep. I suffer from insomnia and I bum rush the chamomile tea (with the teddy bear on the front of the tea box) and it usually works. I just don't know what to think anymore. All of these reports and different doctors doing lord knows what and... I just dunno.
I'm just worried. *sigh*
Yes, Wok - as with all things in this 'saga' we need wait for official word.
Q: Question of the Week: Do all of HIPAA's privacy protections and requirements extend to deceased individuals?
A: Yes. You must comply with the regulations for protected health information (PHI) of a deceased person the same way you would for living persons. The rules are in effect for as long as you maintain the information.