Re: Ultram Addiction

From: Karla (ifirgit@new.rr.com)
Tue Feb 19 08:28:31 2002


Jacqueline,

If you go back to March 30th 2001 there was an attorney that came to this site looking for individuals who might have become addicted to Ultram. That is all i know about Ultram. I was on it for such a short period of time and it did nothing for me. I will paste his email here:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am an attorney doing research on the addictive potential of Ultram. If I

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find that many people have become physically dependent on Ultram, I will
consider bringing a class action lawsuit against the manufacturer. If you
have experienced withdrawal syptoms when stopping Ultram, or are unable to
stop taking Ultram, I would be grateful if you could drop me an email, or
call me at (212) 308-4338. All contacts will be protected by the
attorney-client priviledge.
Sincerely,

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Joshua Friedman

Karla

Somewhere up in the stars................. My angel and me!

http://www.geocities.com/karlasfamily2001 http://www.geocities.com/princessd82000/BraydensHaven

>----- Original Message ----- From: "Jo Eslick" <joanne@bombobeach.com> To: "Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS" <adhesions@mail.medispecialty.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 5:08 AM Subject: Re: Ultram Addiction

> Dear Jacqueline, > > I am sorry that a car accident resulted in you having to take pain > medication for a few months. To cut to the chase, do you still have > pain? Does this pain stop you from doing your normal activities? Is it > hard to sleep because of the pain from the car accident, or is it just > since the increase in the medication. > > If you are taking these tablets because they have been prescribed and > not because theyhelp you control your painfrom the car accident, then > yes you can become addicted. As to how many & how long does it to > become an addiction I cannot tell you. > > We are always told that we cannot get addicted to pain medication IF it > is taken to relieve pain. HOWEVER the only one who can tell you if it > is a an addiction or not is for your doctor to decide. PLEASE, I urge > you to contact your doctor and discuss your doubts or fears NOW. > > We are not medical professionals and the only people qualified to give > you accurate answers to your questions is your own doctor. > > I hope you find the answers to your questions soon, please let us know > how you are. > > love & gentle hugs, > Jo http://www.bombobeach.com > > -- > I am not a medical person, and all my messages are based > on personal experience. I am a fellow adhesions sufferer > reaching out to help others. >


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