Posted by dancingstar on January 26, 2005, at 20:55:16
In reply to Re: A POSITIVE EFFEXOR XR EXPERIENCE~ » dancingstar, posted by SLS on January 26, 2005, at 17:22:43
As for your link, Scott, they are worthless if I cannot see the information behind the summaries, and that is all they are, summaries. I am locked out when I go to click on the original studies to see what's up with the data.
As for Ms. Gutierrez, she was asked to help us understand why a few of us were having a hard time with the "discontinuation syndrome," and declined to be of assistance. She was recommended by an associate of hers that knew that she had "studied" Effexor, whatever the heck that is supposed to mean.
As I told my friend, the chemist, Medline isn't the most useful source because it is a biased tool and not apt to give the most accurate and honest information, though he informed me that it is thought to be the highest authority in the medical community. As I showed him more and more of my information, he began to understand why I felt that way. I will not offer the same data to you.
For all any of us know, Scott, anyone posting here, you, me, or the next person -- could work for Wyeth-Ayerst, couldn't we???
As for my specific contentions, I'm afraid that at this point only my lawyers will be able to enlighten you of those, or you will have to do some more of your own research to be sure, but I'm not about to educate you. I'm sure you will find out sooner or later. I'm simply too busy to bother with it all now. I'm moving in the morning and have too much to do to get ready.
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