Guest guest Posted June 9, 2002 Report Share Posted June 9, 2002 Tony, Here are some sites that may be helpful: http://www.rimrock.org/html/info/fx_painmed.htm http://www.drugabuse.gov/NIDA_Notes/NNVol11N2/Analgesia.html http://www.nih.gov/od/museum/exhibits/opiates/full-text.html http://www.health.org/catalog/ordersystem2.asp?Topic=57 Want more? I searched in Yahoo advanced search under the " AND " mode with these words it came up with 1490 hits. I am not sure about synthetic opiates, but my memory seems to be that while they are slightly less of a problem, can still have many of the same side effects. Methadone causes many similar side effects to MSA symptoms (but so does a large overdose of Soma - a muscle relaxant). Take care, Bill Werre (Who is about to put the top down and go for a ride on this beautiful spring day in the Washington-Balltimore area sorry no chat for me today) ------------------------------------------------- swartzlloyd2 wrote: > Hey, All- > > Does anyone know of any studies relating to long-term use of > synthetic opiate painkillers and symptoms of MSA? > > Tony > in Boston > > If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may > unsubscribe by sending a blank email to > > shydrager-unsubscribe > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2002 Report Share Posted June 10, 2002 Bill-- Thanks so much for the sites, Bill; I'll investigate and let you know what I learn. Ah, a beautiful day in a ragtop. My family had a snazzy midnight blue '37 Ford V8 coupe with rumble seat (sound familiar, Don Summers?), and I later owned a '52 Dodge raggy with grey exterior and red leather interior. Great fun in both, on days - and evenings - just like these. Tony in Boston > > > Hey, All- > > > > Does anyone know of any studies relating to long-term use of > > synthetic opiate painkillers and symptoms of MSA? > > > > Tony > > in Boston > > > > If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may > > unsubscribe by sending a blank email to > > > > shydrager-unsubscribe@y... > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2002 Report Share Posted June 10, 2002 Tony, When I met Charlotte I owned a blue 52 Merc convertible and in 1963 we bought a brand new 64 Galaxie 500 convertible (red Charlotte picked it). That was a boat not a car ) I has a buddy with a 38 Olds coupe with a rumble seat, great in the summer, lousy in the winter ) We drove (top down) up to the Chesapeake Bay and had dinner outdoors on the water. Red arms today ) Kids are thinking " second childhood " ) Take care, Bill -------------------------------------------------- swartzlloyd2 wrote: > Bill-- > > Thanks so much for the sites, Bill; I'll investigate and let you know > what I learn. > > Ah, a beautiful day in a ragtop. My family had a snazzy midnight > blue '37 Ford V8 coupe with rumble seat (sound familiar, Don > Summers?), and I later owned a '52 Dodge raggy with grey exterior and > red leather interior. Great fun in both, on days - and evenings - > just like these. > > Tony > in Boston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2002 Report Share Posted June 10, 2002 Tony, When I met Charlotte I owned a blue 52 Merc convertible and in 1963 we bought a brand new 64 Galaxie 500 convertible (red Charlotte picked it). That was a boat not a car ) I has a buddy with a 38 Olds coupe with a rumble seat, great in the summer, lousy in the winter ) We drove (top down) up to the Chesapeake Bay and had dinner outdoors on the water. Red arms today ) Kids are thinking " second childhood " ) Take care, Bill -------------------------------------------------- swartzlloyd2 wrote: > Bill-- > > Thanks so much for the sites, Bill; I'll investigate and let you know > what I learn. > > Ah, a beautiful day in a ragtop. My family had a snazzy midnight > blue '37 Ford V8 coupe with rumble seat (sound familiar, Don > Summers?), and I later owned a '52 Dodge raggy with grey exterior and > red leather interior. Great fun in both, on days - and evenings - > just like these. > > Tony > in Boston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2002 Report Share Posted June 10, 2002 Tony, When I met Charlotte I owned a blue 52 Merc convertible and in 1963 we bought a brand new 64 Galaxie 500 convertible (red Charlotte picked it). That was a boat not a car ) I has a buddy with a 38 Olds coupe with a rumble seat, great in the summer, lousy in the winter ) We drove (top down) up to the Chesapeake Bay and had dinner outdoors on the water. Red arms today ) Kids are thinking " second childhood " ) Take care, Bill -------------------------------------------------- swartzlloyd2 wrote: > Bill-- > > Thanks so much for the sites, Bill; I'll investigate and let you know > what I learn. > > Ah, a beautiful day in a ragtop. My family had a snazzy midnight > blue '37 Ford V8 coupe with rumble seat (sound familiar, Don > Summers?), and I later owned a '52 Dodge raggy with grey exterior and > red leather interior. Great fun in both, on days - and evenings - > just like these. > > Tony > in Boston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2002 Report Share Posted June 10, 2002 Bill-- The first new car I bought was a '57 Chevy, basically identical to the '55 except with great fins and " air intake scoops " over the headlights -- " Turk & Ivory " -- and one of the neatest cars I have owned. Straight shift and went like a bat out of hell in any weather. For one summer I had a (borrowed) MG TD, and that was a love when it wasn't under repair. Great memories, huh? Tony > > > Bill-- > > > > Thanks so much for the sites, Bill; I'll investigate and let you know > > what I learn. > > > > Ah, a beautiful day in a ragtop. My family had a snazzy midnight > > blue '37 Ford V8 coupe with rumble seat (sound familiar, Don > > Summers?), and I later owned a '52 Dodge raggy with grey exterior and > > red leather interior. Great fun in both, on days - and evenings - > > just like these. > > > > Tony > > in Boston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2002 Report Share Posted June 10, 2002 Bill-- The first new car I bought was a '57 Chevy, basically identical to the '55 except with great fins and " air intake scoops " over the headlights -- " Turk & Ivory " -- and one of the neatest cars I have owned. Straight shift and went like a bat out of hell in any weather. For one summer I had a (borrowed) MG TD, and that was a love when it wasn't under repair. Great memories, huh? Tony > > > Bill-- > > > > Thanks so much for the sites, Bill; I'll investigate and let you know > > what I learn. > > > > Ah, a beautiful day in a ragtop. My family had a snazzy midnight > > blue '37 Ford V8 coupe with rumble seat (sound familiar, Don > > Summers?), and I later owned a '52 Dodge raggy with grey exterior and > > red leather interior. Great fun in both, on days - and evenings - > > just like these. > > > > Tony > > in Boston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2002 Report Share Posted June 10, 2002 Bill-- The first new car I bought was a '57 Chevy, basically identical to the '55 except with great fins and " air intake scoops " over the headlights -- " Turk & Ivory " -- and one of the neatest cars I have owned. Straight shift and went like a bat out of hell in any weather. For one summer I had a (borrowed) MG TD, and that was a love when it wasn't under repair. Great memories, huh? Tony > > > Bill-- > > > > Thanks so much for the sites, Bill; I'll investigate and let you know > > what I learn. > > > > Ah, a beautiful day in a ragtop. My family had a snazzy midnight > > blue '37 Ford V8 coupe with rumble seat (sound familiar, Don > > Summers?), and I later owned a '52 Dodge raggy with grey exterior and > > red leather interior. Great fun in both, on days - and evenings - > > just like these. > > > > Tony > > in Boston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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