You stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The link you gave isn't the autopsy report.

paulludvig said:

PennyPurple said:

So you don't have a link?

AP (8/21/2016): Official: Pills found at Prince's estate contained fentanyl
http://bigstory.ap.org/ar...d-fentanyl

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Key points (all alleged from unnamed "officials")

• Counterfeit prescription opioid pills were found at Paisley Park. Most were in bottles of aspirin and Vitamin C inside a suitcase and bags — including one Prince often carried with him.
• Nearly two dozen pills in an Aleve bottle were falsely labeled "Watson 385." Acetaminophen/hydrocodone pills (e.g., Vicodin) used to legitimately carry that label, but at least one of the pills tested positive for fentanyl.
• Some pills also contained lidocaine and U-47700 — a synthetic opioid that is eight times more powerful than morphine.
• Some of these pills were with Prince on his April 15 flight
• Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)
• The autopsy report also shows Prince had diazepam (Valium), lidocaine and hydrocodone acids in his body
• Prince had no prescription for any controlled substances in the state of Minnesota in the 12 months before he died

[Edited 12/19/17 14:19pm]

Ok. I remembered it wrong. Put in "evidence shows" instead of "autopsy showed".

PennyPurple said:

You stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The link you gave isn't the autopsy report.

paulludvig said:

AP (8/21/2016): Official: Pills found at Prince's estate contained fentanyl
http://bigstory.ap.org/ar...d-fentanyl

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Key points (all alleged from unnamed "officials")

• Counterfeit prescription opioid pills were found at Paisley Park. Most were in bottles of aspirin and Vitamin C inside a suitcase and bags — including one Prince often carried with him.
• Nearly two dozen pills in an Aleve bottle were falsely labeled "Watson 385." Acetaminophen/hydrocodone pills (e.g., Vicodin) used to legitimately carry that label, but at least one of the pills tested positive for fentanyl.
• Some pills also contained lidocaine and U-47700 — a synthetic opioid that is eight times more powerful than morphine.
• Some of these pills were with Prince on his April 15 flight
• Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)
• The autopsy report also shows Prince had diazepam (Valium), lidocaine and hydrocodone acids in his body
• Prince had no prescription for any controlled substances in the state of Minnesota in the 12 months before he died

[Edited 12/19/17 14:19pm]

[Edited 12/19/17 14:32pm]

purplefam99 said:

Misslink88 said:

I've just read the "Doctor D" interview (Mail Online) where he claims he sold P fentanyl patches and Dilaudid pills from '84 to '08 (just before he appeard at the Coachella Festival). IF someone had been using those meds and in the quantities Doc D claims over that long a period, I'd have been surprised if P lived beyond the age of 35, nevermind 57 years. The side-effects are horrific. Someone may have been able to hide "using" but not the effects and certainly not on stage. P's timing was never off and he controlled his bands meticulously. I am still hung up on the huge amount of fentanyl found in his liver though. If the reports of "enough to kill an elephant within minutes" are true, his body would not have had time to process that amount into his liver.

can anyone explain to me that if a few grains can kill you, how is it used in various real life medical

situations. like for instance if your perscribed it , how big is the pill if a few grains can kill?? or does

the pill contain 1 grain and the rest is something else??

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I believe it's only 3 grains or so is considered lethal. Prince had way more than that in his system.

paulludvig said:

Ok. I remembered it wrong. Put in "evidence shows" instead of "autopsy showed".

PennyPurple said:

You stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The link you gave isn't the autopsy report.

[Edited 12/19/17 14:32pm]

And this is how fake news is spread.....

PennyPurple said:

paulludvig said:

Ok. I remembered it wrong. Put in "evidence shows" instead of "autopsy showed".

[Edited 12/19/17 14:32pm]

And this is how fake news is spread.....

Well, you have to judge the source for yourself. You realize I am not the source? AP is.

paulludvig said:

PennyPurple said:

And this is how fake news is spread.....

Well, you have to judge the source for yourself. You realize I am not the source? AP is.

NO Paul, you were the source who stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The source that you linked to, did not even say the AUTOPSY stated there was no prior use of fentanyl.

PennyPurple said:

paulludvig said:

Well, you have to judge the source for yourself. You realize I am not the source? AP is.

NO Paul, you were the source who stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The source that you linked to, did not even say the AUTOPSY stated there was no prior use of fentanyl.

The source which one of which was from the AP said no drugs were in his system from test done the day before. The ME would have been able to tell if he was a long term user of Fentenly. We would have to know the shape his organs were in to know if he was using these drugs for long periods of time.

ME is the one who is calling the overdose accidentel.

PennyPurple said:

You stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The link you gave isn't the autopsy report.

paulludvig said:

AP (8/21/2016): Official: Pills found at Prince's estate contained fentanyl
http://bigstory.ap.org/ar...d-fentanyl

-

Key points (all alleged from unnamed "officials")

• Counterfeit prescription opioid pills were found at Paisley Park. Most were in bottles of aspirin and Vitamin C inside a suitcase and bags — including one Prince often carried with him.
• Nearly two dozen pills in an Aleve bottle were falsely labeled "Watson 385." Acetaminophen/hydrocodone pills (e.g., Vicodin) used to legitimately carry that label, but at least one of the pills tested positive for fentanyl.
• Some pills also contained lidocaine and U-47700 — a synthetic opioid that is eight times more powerful than morphine.
• Some of these pills were with Prince on his April 15 flight
• Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)
• The autopsy report also shows Prince had diazepam (Valium), lidocaine and hydrocodone acids in his body
• Prince had no prescription for any controlled substances in the state of Minnesota in the 12 months before he died

[Edited 12/19/17 14:19pm]

The test are not alledged we know Dr. S was on the scence with test results from the day before.

purplefam99 said:

laurarichardson said:

Keeping Prince' s hours and getting things done with drugs are too different things. Even after Susan Rogers said she stayed up with him for hours and worked with him and never saw him use drugs. You still think he was a raving pill head for 40 years.

and Prince did sleep just not when others typically do. so we tend to think he went on little sleep, but

he was sleeping from 7am-1pm most likely. i feel like he did go hungry alot but i bet he was sleeping

he had to be there is no way he could age so gracefully without sleep. that is a misnomer he never

bothered to correct as it added to the lore.

According to two of his personal assistance his sleep hours were 6:00 am to noon. Meron said she would have as many as 100 e-mails from him up until 6:00 am. He was not to be distrubed doing his sleep hours. The former assistant said the same thing.

The idea that he never sleep is absurb just as the idea that someone can be wacked out on drugs for 20 or 30 years and work as well as he did. The streets are filled with alcoholics and drug addicts who do not know what world they are on and everyday people who coast at their jobs until they are fired.

Once again people need to stop projecting their issues and making up some drugged out life that Prince led that we have yet to see one shread of evidence of.

laurarichardson said:

PennyPurple said:

You stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The link you gave isn't the autopsy report.

The test are not alledged we know Dr. S was on the scence with test results from the day before.

Yes I know Laura. Paul stated the autopsy showed there was no prior fentanyl use.

PennyPurple said:

paulludvig said:

Well, you have to judge the source for yourself. You realize I am not the source? AP is.

NO Paul, you were the source who stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The source that you linked to, did not even say the AUTOPSY stated there was no prior use of fentanyl.

Jeez! It was corrected two minutes after. AP is now the source. Check it out.

paulludvig said:

PennyPurple said:

NO Paul, you were the source who stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The source that you linked to, did not even say the AUTOPSY stated there was no prior use of fentanyl.

Jeez! It was corrected two minutes after. AP is now the source. Check it out.

Makes no difference, it wouldn't have been corrected if nobody said anything. AND the AP still isn't the source that said the autopsy said he was not a long time fentanyl user. Go back and reread that link and the article you posted. So you are still spreading fake news.

Oh here I'll show it to you. Where does it say that the autopsy said this??? Now you are trying to back track and say it was the AP, when they didn't say it either...but YOU did.

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

laurarichardson said:

PennyPurple said:

NO Paul, you were the source who stated the autopsy showed no prior use of fentanyl. The source that you linked to, did not even say the AUTOPSY stated there was no prior use of fentanyl.

The source which one of which was from the AP said no drugs were in his system from test done the day before. The ME would have been able to tell if he was a long term user of Fentenly. We would have to know the shape his organs were in to know if he was using these drugs for long periods of time.

ME is the one who is calling the overdose accidentel.

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If we could only see the results of his blood tests; that would put a lot of this speculation to rest.

PennyPurple said:

paulludvig said:

Jeez! It was corrected two minutes after. AP is now the source. Check it out.

Makes no difference, it wouldn't have been corrected if nobody said anything. AND the AP still isn't the source that said the autopsy said he was not a long time fentanyl user. Go back and reread that link and the article you posted. So you are still spreading fake news.

Oh here I'll show it to you. Where does it say that the autopsy said this??? Now you are trying to back track and say it was the AP, when they didn't say it either...but YOU did.

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

I have already admitted I remembered it wrong. See previous reply (Reply #1111). Anyway:

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

[Edited 12/19/17 15:33pm]

laurarichardson said:

purplefam99 said:

and Prince did sleep just not when others typically do. so we tend to think he went on little sleep, but

he was sleeping from 7am-1pm most likely. i feel like he did go hungry alot but i bet he was sleeping

he had to be there is no way he could age so gracefully without sleep. that is a misnomer he never

bothered to correct as it added to the lore.

According to two of his personal assistance his sleep hours were 6:00 am to noon. Meron said she would have as many as 100 e-mails from him up until 6:00 am. He was not to be distrubed doing his sleep hours. The former assistant said the same thing.

The idea that he never sleep is absurb just as the idea that someone can be wacked out on drugs for 20 or 30 years and work as well as he did. The streets are filled with alcoholics and drug addicts who do not know what world they are on and everyday people who coast at their jobs until they are fired.

Once again people need to stop projecting their issues and making up some drugged out life that Prince led that we have yet to see one shread of evidence of.

.

Exactly!! The idea that Prince never slept is beyond crazy! The human body will cease to exist without proper rest and nutrition. The 6AM to 12Noon sleep time sounds about right for Prince.

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In the case of MJ (since we are on topic of sleep); MJ was sleep-deprived; thus his need for Propofol--which does not make you fall into deep sleep REM-cylce, which the body needs. I'm just adding the fact that lack of sleep can be detrimental to one's health and even deadly. Not only that; not sleeping would give you all sorts of problems like eyesight as well as various cognitive deficiencies, such as speech and memory problems, and Prince did not seem to show any of those symptoms.

You spread fake news TWICE (2X's) you said the autopsy said this, then you said the AP said this.

paulludvig said:

PennyPurple said:

Makes no difference, it wouldn't have been corrected if nobody said anything. AND the AP still isn't the source that said the autopsy said he was not a long time fentanyl user. Go back and reread that link and the article you posted. So you are still spreading fake news.

Oh here I'll show it to you. Where does it say that the autopsy said this??? Now you are trying to back track and say it was the AP, when they didn't say it either...but YOU did.

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

I have already admitted I remembered it wrong. See previous reply (Reply #1111). Anyway:

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

[Edited 12/19/17 15:33pm]

Sure. You're right. But did you read reply #1111?

And by the way, what do you think about this:

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

PennyPurple said:

You spread fake news TWICE (2X's) you said the autopsy said this, then you said the AP said this.

paulludvig said:

I have already admitted I remembered it wrong. See previous reply (Reply #1111). Anyway:

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

[Edited 12/19/17 15:33pm]

Okay, I'm trying not to get my Irish up, but I was just over in another thread about Michael Jackson, when I saw this comment about Prince......I about lost it!!

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Adorecream said:

MotownSubdivision said:

Empress said: And what does that have to do with anything?

Because I am an outspoken critic of drugs and the orgers who are Hamiltons Pharmacopeia get offended. It's me versus the hippies and stoner crowd.

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Yes it did, MJ was out of it on painkillers most of the 2000s. But in 1987 when he did this song, he was almost as pure as a mountain stream. It was before people accused this beautiful soul of shit he never did. Also Prince chose to give himself a lethal dose of a dangerous painkiller, Michael was murdered by his Doctor Feelgood who gave him a lethal dose of Propofol.

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Hold the phone. I agree with what you said here, except the part about Prince; his death is still an open homicide investigation and his death was ruled "accidental". Please don't do this; there is enough fake news out there already as it is.

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http://prince.org/msg/8/450176?pg=1

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[Edited 12/19/17 15:51pm]

[Edited 12/19/17 15:52pm]

paulludvig said:

Sure. You're right. But did you read reply #1111?

And by the way, what do you think about this:

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

PennyPurple said:

You spread fake news TWICE (2X's) you said the autopsy said this, then you said the AP said this.

We've discussed it many times here on the Org, where have you been?

purplefam99 said:

Misslink88 said:

I've just read the "Doctor D" interview (Mail Online) where he claims he sold P fentanyl patches and Dilaudid pills from '84 to '08 (just before he appeard at the Coachella Festival). IF someone had been using those meds and in the quantities Doc D claims over that long a period, I'd have been surprised if P lived beyond the age of 35, nevermind 57 years. The side-effects are horrific. Someone may have been able to hide "using" but not the effects and certainly not on stage. P's timing was never off and he controlled his bands meticulously. I am still hung up on the huge amount of fentanyl found in his liver though. If the reports of "enough to kill an elephant within minutes" are true, his body would not have had time to process that amount into his liver.

can anyone explain to me that if a few grains can kill you, how is it used in various real life medical

situations. like for instance if your perscribed it , how big is the pill if a few grains can kill?? or does

the pill contain 1 grain and the rest is something else??

There are other things in a pill besides just the medicine that's in it. Inert ingredients or other medication such as acetaminophen. The counterfeit pills could have a host of various opiodes plus anything else the maker feels like putting in them.

PennyPurple said:

paulludvig said:

Sure. You're right. But did you read reply #1111?

And by the way, what do you think about this:

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

We've discussed it many times here on the Org, where have you been?

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Calm down there now, my Purple Peeps!

PennyPurple said:

paulludvig said:

Sure. You're right. But did you read reply #1111?

And by the way, what do you think about this:

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

We've discussed it many times here on the Org, where have you been?

Well, the info seems to have been missed by some people.There was recent speculation on this thread about prior use of fentanyl.

What do you think about the info yourself?

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

paulludvig said:

PennyPurple said:

We've discussed it many times here on the Org, where have you been?

Well, the info seems to have been missed by some people.There was recent speculation on this thread about prior use of fentanyl.

What do you think about the info yourself?

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

I think he used pain killers for sure. He got a bad batch that had the fentanyl in them, and he didn't know it was a bad batch.

paulludvig said:

PennyPurple said:

We've discussed it many times here on the Org, where have you been?

Well, the info seems to have been missed by some people.There was recent speculation on this thread about prior use of fentanyl.

What do you think about the info yourself?

Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)

No, it hasn't, it conveniently gets swept under the rug. LR, keeps snatching the rug up. It's been an interesting year or so watching this dance.

paulludvig said:

PennyPurple said:

So you don't have a link?

AP (8/21/2016): Official: Pills found at Prince's estate contained fentanyl
http://bigstory.ap.org/ar...d-fentanyl

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Key points (all alleged from unnamed "officials")

• Counterfeit prescription opioid pills were found at Paisley Park. Most were in bottles of aspirin and Vitamin C inside a suitcase and bags — including one Prince often carried with him.
• Nearly two dozen pills in an Aleve bottle were falsely labeled "Watson 385." Acetaminophen/hydrocodone pills (e.g., Vicodin) used to legitimately carry that label, but at least one of the pills tested positive for fentanyl.
• Some pills also contained lidocaine and U-47700 — a synthetic opioid that is eight times more powerful than morphine.
• Some of these pills were with Prince on his April 15 flight
• Prior to his death, Prince tested negative for fentanyl, which means he wasn't a long-time abuser of that drug, but likely took the fatal dose within the 24 hours before he died (author couldn’t verify when the “prior” drug test(s) occurred but referenced Dr. Shulenberg’s alleged April 20 and April 7 medical tests on Prince)
• The autopsy report also shows Prince had diazepam (Valium), lidocaine and hydrocodone acids in his body
• Prince had no prescription for any controlled substances in the state of Minnesota in the 12 months before he died

[Edited 12/19/17 14:19pm]

This is directly from the search warrant executed on 4-21-2016 @ 14:34 pm. There is no mention of "bags" or that he had some of these pills with him April 15.

"I took into custody the property and things listed below:

• 15 Watson white capsules numbered 853 found in 2^nd floor dressing room on east side.

• CVS Pharm. Bottle under the name of Kirk Johnson. Said name Vitamin D2 – containing 7 green capsules with 194 imprint 8 orange oval pills located in mirror room inside suitcase joining green room in second floor.

• Bayer Bottle with 64 1/4 white pills with Watson 853

• CVS Pharm. Bottle under the name of Kirk Johnson containing said ondanestron HCL 8MG. Inside 10 white round pills incription (sic) A-349. 1 orange pill with inscription #8.

• Aleve bottle with 20 1/2 white pills Watson 853.

• Recovery without walls pamphlet recovered from purple rain room

• Item 1, 2 & 3 from Hennepin Co. Swab of neck left and right hand and neck."

laurarichardson said:

TrevorAyer said:

Maytes story clearly shows prince hid his addictions from her .. he likely choose very young people to surround him because they are easier to lie to manipulate and keep secrets from ... i know people who deal with their “demons” exactlybthe way prince did .. cut out your friends and find young naive people who don’t know they are being manipulated

She also said she never saw him use pills so some how he managed to hid a raging pill addiction from her. Think about how absurd that is. She lived in the same houses with him. No wife would not know for sure what was with her husband. She either did not really care, is lying or was popping pills herself.

Her stories make no sense. In the end she has told us nothing about drug addition at all.

You question Mayte's credibility about whether or not used painkillers/pills, but her position is the same as yours: that he wasn't a long-term or heavy user of pills and any use of painkillers/pills was incidental/occasional.

purplefam99 said:

Misslink88 said:

I've just read the "Doctor D" interview (Mail Online) where he claims he sold P fentanyl patches and Dilaudid pills from '84 to '08 (just before he appeard at the Coachella Festival). IF someone had been using those meds and in the quantities Doc D claims over that long a period, I'd have been surprised if P lived beyond the age of 35, nevermind 57 years. The side-effects are horrific. Someone may have been able to hide "using" but not the effects and certainly not on stage. P's timing was never off and he controlled his bands meticulously. I am still hung up on the huge amount of fentanyl found in his liver though. If the reports of "enough to kill an elephant within minutes" are true, his body would not have had time to process that amount into his liver.

can anyone explain to me that if a few grains can kill you, how is it used in various real life medical

situations. like for instance if your perscribed it , how big is the pill if a few grains can kill?? or does

the pill contain 1 grain and the rest is something else??

I don't believe the Mail's Doctor D interview. The Mail is a tabloid with very suspect credibility. Having said that, I have been doing research so that I can better understand how people can use Fentanyl if only a few grains of the solid can kill someone.

206Michelle said:

purplefam99 said:

can anyone explain to me that if a few grains can kill you, how is it used in various real life medical

situations. like for instance if your perscribed it , how big is the pill if a few grains can kill?? or does

the pill contain 1 grain and the rest is something else??

I don't believe the Mail's Doctor D interview. The Mail is a tabloid with very suspect credibility. Having said that, I have been doing research so that I can better understand how people can use Fentanyl if only a few grains of the solid can kill someone.

If anyone here thinks that daily mail article on that doctor, that came out in light speed after he passed, is real, think again. Come on folks use common sense, this doctor, nor any of the so called facts in that article, have any basis in reality. It was a hit piece designed to perpetuate a narrative, plain and simple. Why? We will likely never know.

[Edited 12/19/17 19:42pm]

laurarichardson said:

According to two of his personal assistance his sleep hours were 6:00 am to noon. Meron said she would have as many as 100 e-mails from him up until 6:00 am. He was not to be distrubed doing his sleep hours. The former assistant said the same thing.

The idea that he never sleep is absurb just as the idea that someone can be wacked out on drugs for 20 or 30 years and work as well as he did. The streets are filled with alcoholics and drug addicts who do not know what world they are on and everyday people who coast at their jobs until they are fired.

Once again people need to stop projecting their issues and making up some drugged out life that Prince led that we have yet to see one shread of evidence of.

He used to sleep from 6:00 to 9:00, good to know he put more emphasis on sleep as he got older.

I don't know about anyone else, but dealing with up to 100 emails a day would likely give anyone a headache.

fortuneandserendipity said:

laurarichardson said:

According to two of his personal assistance his sleep hours were 6:00 am to noon. Meron said she would have as many as 100 e-mails from him up until 6:00 am. He was not to be distrubed doing his sleep hours. The former assistant said the same thing.

The idea that he never sleep is absurb just as the idea that someone can be wacked out on drugs for 20 or 30 years and work as well as he did. The streets are filled with alcoholics and drug addicts who do not know what world they are on and everyday people who coast at their jobs until they are fired.

Once again people need to stop projecting their issues and making up some drugged out life that Prince led that we have yet to see one shread of evidence of.

He used to sleep from 6:00 to 9:00, good to know he put more emphasis on sleep as he got older.

I don't know about anyone else, but dealing with up to 100 emails a day would likely give anyone a headache.

But sleeping during the day isn't healthy at all. It can make you depressive and sick. I know what I'm talking about, I've been thru this.