At Mon, 25 Mar 2002, dtouch wrote:
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>Dear Sally: I accidentally eraced that attorneys name who wrote to this site
>stating if he could find enough people addicted to ultram that he would do a
>class action suit. I wanted to tell him that I am not an attorney but I am a
>very experienced nurse and ultram from what I have seen is what a lot of doctors
>give you when they just want to get rid of you and say they gave you something
>for pain. I don't know of many people not only with adhesions but other
>problems that it has relieved. This is a garbage medicine and has such a small
>small amount of pain ingredient in it that its not more than taking a couple of
>extra strength tylenol. Love, Dolores in Louisiana Incidentally this guy is
>an a--hole and we all have one.
>
>Sally Grigg wrote:
>
>> Please, please to all of you and your attorneys, do not start suing the drug
>> companies or we will have no relief for our pain. Everyone should take
>> responsibility for themselves. We ask for pain relief and if and when our
>> pain is gone, we will and can and should get off the meds. We can do it. Of
>> course opiates are addictive. We all know that. But we can stop taking them
>> if we don't need them. If by some miracle, we are all cured soon, then we
>> can form a group to help us through the negative symptoms of drug addiction.
>> I would rather have help with the pain right now than worry about that. And
>> if you are a lawyer, please get a kidney stone and then see how fast you get
>> help. I'll bet you don't turn down that morphine shot. Sincerely, Sally
>> Grigg
>>