Re: aba coverage : self funded : federally regulated ..NJ ..Help

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I can't remember if it was the case Cheryl has been talking about or another similar story, but many months ago, I read a story about it and the article had pictures showing how closely the labels resemble one another. All tiny black and white print on small vial labels. Believe me, it's a very easy mistake to make. Especially if a nurse is being rushed or distracted or reaching quickly in a crisis situation. Color-coding bottles is a cheap, easy way to spare a person from dying. Then again, using colored ink might cut down on their profit margin. Just sayin'......

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 12:20:51 AMSubject: Re: aba coverage : self funded : federally regulated ..NJ ..Help

And, that child actually died due to a look-alike/sound-alike medication error.My mother in law was given a drug that could have caused brain damage. The nurse thought that she dosed diabetes medicine while MIL was being treated for cancer. I would never advise anyone to not treat either of these conditions.>> there has been ONE child who died from chelation in decades of chelation and tens if not hundreds of thousands of cases of chelation. just to put that into perspective, and it was the nurse who grabbed the wrong vile of stuff to chelate with not the dr. and he has been cleared of all wrong doing. you have greater odds of being hit by a car crossing the road tonight then dieing from chelation....>

> > > From: and Marcia Hinds > Sent: Monday, January 31, 2011 10:50 AM> To: lesliemom99@... ; mb12 valtrex > Subject: Re: aba coverage : self funded : federally regulated ..NJ ..Help> > > > > Please don't exhaust other options before chelating. I know I'm going to be blasted by others on this list for saying that, but I can't in good conscience watch a child possibly have negative consequences from not speaking up especially when there are so many other options to try first.. I was just told by another mom about a kid who was chelated and died as a result...

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I can't remember if it was the case Cheryl has been talking about or another similar story, but many months ago, I read a story about it and the article had pictures showing how closely the labels resemble one another. All tiny black and white print on small vial labels. Believe me, it's a very easy mistake to make. Especially if a nurse is being rushed or distracted or reaching quickly in a crisis situation. Color-coding bottles is a cheap, easy way to spare a person from dying. Then again, using colored ink might cut down on their profit margin. Just sayin'......

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 12:20:51 AMSubject: Re: aba coverage : self funded : federally regulated ..NJ ..Help

And, that child actually died due to a look-alike/sound-alike medication error.My mother in law was given a drug that could have caused brain damage. The nurse thought that she dosed diabetes medicine while MIL was being treated for cancer. I would never advise anyone to not treat either of these conditions.>> there has been ONE child who died from chelation in decades of chelation and tens if not hundreds of thousands of cases of chelation. just to put that into perspective, and it was the nurse who grabbed the wrong vile of stuff to chelate with not the dr. and he has been cleared of all wrong doing. you have greater odds of being hit by a car crossing the road tonight then dieing from chelation....>

> > > From: and Marcia Hinds > Sent: Monday, January 31, 2011 10:50 AM> To: lesliemom99@... ; mb12 valtrex > Subject: Re: aba coverage : self funded : federally regulated ..NJ ..Help> > > > > Please don't exhaust other options before chelating. I know I'm going to be blasted by others on this list for saying that, but I can't in good conscience watch a child possibly have negative consequences from not speaking up especially when there are so many other options to try first.. I was just told by another mom about a kid who was chelated and died as a result...