But yet pleads not guilty to driving under the influence...geez. good chance Tiger may be an addict.
Amanda Dufner got around a lot in college at Alabama. Dufner was the poor schlub who fell for her without knowing and gave away a big chunk of money. No surprise, at all, she kept her side game going.
Yeah, I too have gone thru back surgery after trying to avoid it for 8 years.
careful of what? She just listed his meds and said wow which is the appropriate response to a dude driving around (somehow on ambien to boot) stoned to the bejesus. .
I took hydrocodone last week (prescribed) and I was given Dilaudid before, that stuff is no joke. this was ALL in his system? damn Eldrick, take it easy bro, drink a couple shots of rail tequila, that usually brings me back down to earth in quite a hurry.
He obviously needed help long before that. There was a reason she clubbed him in the first place. She hits a better 5 iron than I do for sure.
I take a baby aspirin (now there's a term you don't hear anymore) once a day. So far, no problems and have won just as many pga events as Tiger the last two years.
True. That sounds like what happened with Conrad Murray, the doctor for Michael Jackson.
I'm sorry that you have been in such pain and you're right, I hope that I never have to experience anything like that.
True! Thank you this is the first time I agree with you!
I hear you, my guess is he meant something that is not addictive. Unfortunately with pain relief, that's almost everything. My husband is going to have a hip replacement soon and he barely gets through the day without a lot of ibuprofen. I know technically it isn't addictive, but I think whatever relief he is getting is not only physical at this point but also mental, too.
If the alternative way Tylenol or ibuprofen - it's a valid point.
Ibuprofen isn't addictive- it's very damaging though- and increasing risk for stroke and heart attack when taken chronically.
Totally agree. That's why they're picking a surgery date. Not so easy when you're in sales and no time is the right time.
Ok so after Mrs Buffett turned in the OxyCodone they gave her HydoCodone which was almost as addictive.
FWIW - I had surgery a few years back and was prescribed hydrocodone post-op. Totally did nothing. Zero. I gritted it out on regular pain relief which actually worked better. Turns out I have learned that a % of the population is like me and gets no relief from it. Weird.
It's exactly as addictive .
Good for you to have "gutted" it out that's what Mrs Buffett did. With an occasional shot of her favorite Peach Schnapps or Malibu Coconut Rum.
Well, in full disclosure I would have taken it if it had worked, but it did nothing. Tylenol and Advil worked better. Go figure. (Also why I always have to pause when I hear someone is addicted to Vicodan.)
In fairness-
Funny how bodies respond differently. I had broken my leg and needed surgery. Fair amount of pain after. Was prescribed Percocet. It did absolutely nothing for me. Was like a placebo. I actually wondered if the pills were legit. Gutted out for a few days and then had an office appointment with ortho doc. He prescribed me ... you guessed... Vicodin to try. It worked quite well.Well, in full disclosure I would have taken it if it had worked, but it did nothing. Tylenol and Advil worked better. Go figure. (Also why I always have to pause when I hear someone is addicted to Vicodan.)
Having said that, I get headaches from any over-indulgence - sleep, food, booze, etc. It's kept me on the straight and narrow all my life.
I remember what Mrs Buffett said on the morning of day two after surgery as she handed me the bottle of OxyCodone " this is to good get rid of it and get me something else I feel like I'm floating around."
