America's Number One Prescription Sleep Aid Could Trigger 'Zombies,' Murder and Other Disturbing Behavior

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

QueenOfHearts wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

I have taken one every night for the last 15 years.  In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article.  I wake up and find empty food wrappers?  A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m.   I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her.  I sounded drunk, but I don't drink.  Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth.  I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.

I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine.  You do have a really great high when you stay awake.  

TEOTWAWKI wrote:My friends wife on Ambien, cleans out the fridge and usually drops half of it on the floor while eating...Why do people take any of that prescription BS. ZOMBIES ! that's what ya are in all reality.. you don't eat brains you eat pills that screw your own brain up.....

Dreamsglore wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

I have taken one every night for the last 15 years.  In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article.  I wake up and find empty food wrappers?  A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m.   I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her.  I sounded drunk, but I don't drink.  Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth.  I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.

I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine.  You do have a really great high when you stay awake.  

LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.

Chrissy wrote:On March 29, 2009, Robert Stewart, 45,  stormed into the Pinelake Health and Rehab nursing home in Carthage, North Carolina and opened fire, killing eight people and wounding two. Stewart’s apparent target was his estranged wife, who worked as a nurse in the home. She hid in a bathroom and was unharmed. Stewart was charged with eight counts of first-degree murder; if convicted he could face the death penalty. Even though there was evidence that Stewart’s actions were premeditated (he allegedly had a target), Stewart’s defense team successfully argued that since he was under the influence of Ambien, a sleep aid, at the time of the shooting, he was not in control of his actions. Instead of the charges sought by the prosecutors, Stewart was  convicted on eight counts of second-degree murder. He received 142 – 179 years in prison.

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Shortly after the Kennedy incident, Ambien users sued Sanofi because of bizarre sleep-eating behaviors while on the drugs. According to Chana Lask, attorney for the class action suit, people were eating things like buttered cigarettes and eggs, complete with the shells, while under the influence of Ambien. Lask called people in this state “Ambien zombies

http://www.alternet.org/drugs/americas-number-one-prescription-sleep-aid-could-trigger-zombies-murder-and-other-disturbing?ak_proof=1&akid=.1121926.wDJK8-&rd=1&src=newsletter948677&t=11

zombies, wow......................... hmmm just hmm

Dreamsglore wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

I have taken one every night for the last 15 years.  In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article.  I wake up and find empty food wrappers?  A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m.   I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her.  I sounded drunk, but I don't drink.  Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth.  I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.

I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine.  You do have a really great high when you stay awake.  

LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.

cool1 wrote:I use cheap over the counter stuff I take 1 when I cant sleep but then in groggy all day the next day   

Markle wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

I have taken one every night for the last 15 years.  In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article.  I wake up and find empty food wrappers?  A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m.   I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her.  I sounded drunk, but I don't drink.  Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth.  I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.

I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine.  You do have a really great high when you stay awake.  

LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.

You're lying.

Publix could not and would not make such a decision.  They can only carry out the instructions of your physician.  My guess is that you haven't been in for the routine visit with your primary care physician or had your routine blood tests done.  Without those, it is now illegal for your physician to renew your prescription.

Joanimaroni wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

I have taken one every night for the last 15 years.  In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article.  I wake up and find empty food wrappers?  A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m.   I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her.  I sounded drunk, but I don't drink.  Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth.  I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.

I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine.  You do have a really great high when you stay awake.  

LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.

You should have told the pharmacist....that was the week you stayed up 7 nights in a row. It's between you and your doctor....not the pharmacist or pharmacy tech.  You could have had any number of reasons for not taking the meds.

Markle wrote:

Chrissy wrote:On March 29, 2009, Robert Stewart, 45,  stormed into the Pinelake Health and Rehab nursing home in Carthage, North Carolina and opened fire, killing eight people and wounding two. Stewart’s apparent target was his estranged wife, who worked as a nurse in the home. She hid in a bathroom and was unharmed. Stewart was charged with eight counts of first-degree murder; if convicted he could face the death penalty. Even though there was evidence that Stewart’s actions were premeditated (he allegedly had a target), Stewart’s defense team successfully argued that since he was under the influence of Ambien, a sleep aid, at the time of the shooting, he was not in control of his actions. Instead of the charges sought by the prosecutors, Stewart was  convicted on eight counts of second-degree murder. He received 142 – 179 years in prison.

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Shortly after the Kennedy incident, Ambien users sued Sanofi because of bizarre sleep-eating behaviors while on the drugs. According to Chana Lask, attorney for the class action suit, people were eating things like buttered cigarettes and eggs, complete with the shells, while under the influence of Ambien. Lask called people in this state “Ambien zombies

http://www.alternet.org/drugs/americas-number-one-prescription-sleep-aid-could-trigger-zombies-murder-and-other-disturbing?ak_proof=1&akid=.1121926.wDJK8-&rd=1&src=newsletter948677&t=11

zombies, wow......................... hmmm just hmm

Grasping at straws and any defense is better than none.

Markle wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

I have taken one every night for the last 15 years.  In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article.  I wake up and find empty food wrappers?  A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m.   I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her.  I sounded drunk, but I don't drink.  Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth.  I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.

I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine.  You do have a really great high when you stay awake.  

LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.

You're lying.

Publix could not and would not make such a decision.  They can only carry out the instructions of your physician.  My guess is that you haven't been in for the routine visit with your primary care physician or had your routine blood tests done.  Without those, it is now illegal for your physician to renew your prescription.

Chrissy wrote:

Markle wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

I have taken one every night for the last 15 years.  In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article.  I wake up and find empty food wrappers?  A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m.   I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her.  I sounded drunk, but I don't drink.  Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth.  I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.

I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine.  You do have a really great high when you stay awake.  

LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.

You're lying.

Publix could not and would not make such a decision.  They can only carry out the instructions of your physician.  My guess is that you haven't been in for the routine visit with your primary care physician or had your routine blood tests done.  Without those, it is now illegal for your physician to renew your prescription.

she always lies, but what do you expect, shes a drug addict and a liberal.

Chrissy wrote:

Markle wrote:

Chrissy wrote:On March 29, 2009, Robert Stewart, 45,  stormed into the Pinelake Health and Rehab nursing home in Carthage, North Carolina and opened fire, killing eight people and wounding two. Stewart’s apparent target was his estranged wife, who worked as a nurse in the home. She hid in a bathroom and was unharmed. Stewart was charged with eight counts of first-degree murder; if convicted he could face the death penalty. Even though there was evidence that Stewart’s actions were premeditated (he allegedly had a target), Stewart’s defense team successfully argued that since he was under the influence of Ambien, a sleep aid, at the time of the shooting, he was not in control of his actions. Instead of the charges sought by the prosecutors, Stewart was  convicted on eight counts of second-degree murder. He received 142 – 179 years in prison.

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Shortly after the Kennedy incident, Ambien users sued Sanofi because of bizarre sleep-eating behaviors while on the drugs. According to Chana Lask, attorney for the class action suit, people were eating things like buttered cigarettes and eggs, complete with the shells, while under the influence of Ambien. Lask called people in this state “Ambien zombies

http://www.alternet.org/drugs/americas-number-one-prescription-sleep-aid-could-trigger-zombies-murder-and-other-disturbing?ak_proof=1&akid=.1121926.wDJK8-&rd=1&src=newsletter948677&t=11

zombies, wow......................... hmmm just hmm

Grasping at straws and any defense is better than none.

Not sure what you mean darling. I dont take ANYTHING> zilch, nunya, ZERO.

I am ALL El Natural   

Sal wrote:I'm never awake 5 minutes after the light's out and my head hits the pillow.

My Dad always said that's an indicator of a clear conscience.

lol

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Sal wrote:I'm never awake 5 minutes after the light's out and my head hits the pillow.

My Dad always said that's an indicator of a clear conscience.

lol

Or effective self delusion...

Dreamsglore wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Markle wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.

I have taken one every night for the last 15 years.  In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article.  I wake up and find empty food wrappers?  A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m.   I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her.  I sounded drunk, but I don't drink.  Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth.  I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.

I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine.  You do have a really great high when you stay awake.  

LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.

You're lying.

Publix could not and would not make such a decision.  They can only carry out the instructions of your physician.  My guess is that you haven't been in for the routine visit with your primary care physician or had your routine blood tests done.  Without those, it is now illegal for your physician to renew your prescription.

she always lies, but what do you expect, shes a drug addict and a liberal.

Yes, I'd rather be that than alcoholic neurotic fattie anyday.

Sal wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Sal wrote:I'm never awake 5 minutes after the light's out and my head hits the pillow.

My Dad always said that's an indicator of a clear conscience.

lol

Or effective self delusion...

You are correct.

Unlike yourself, I don't believe in bogeymen hiding under my bed to jump out and play the Knock Out Game on me and drag me off to the nearest FEMA camp.

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Sal wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Sal wrote:I'm never awake 5 minutes after the light's out and my head hits the pillow.

My Dad always said that's an indicator of a clear conscience.

lol

Or effective self delusion...

You are correct.

Unlike yourself, I don't believe in bogeymen hiding under my bed to jump out and play the Knock Out Game on me and drag me off to the nearest FEMA camp.

Bring em on I'll stack em up in the hallway, give me sumthin to feed the hogs. Maybe Dreams will let me borrow her Zombie wood chipper so I can make them bite size.