Comments on: NIU gunman took Ambien http://www.bloggernews.net/113940 High-quality English language analysis and editorial writing on the news. Wed, 25 Nov 2009 08:53:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Donna http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-1118679 Donna Fri, 10 Apr 2009 03:44:37 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-1118679 I have taken Ambien on and of for a while now. it makes you sleep great, but if you don;t stay in bed. herein layes the problem. My daughters have found me laying in the front yard very happilly waiting for the first snowflake! (in June) once cooked a meal some kinda sauce and fried noodles, (scarey) the point being you take one you stay in BED! I have taken Ambien on and of for a while now. it makes you sleep great, but if you don;t stay in bed. herein layes the problem. My daughters have found me laying in the front yard very happilly waiting for the first snowflake! (in June)
once cooked a meal some kinda sauce and fried noodles, (scarey) the point being you take one you stay in BED!

]]> By: Neil Baker http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-237160 Neil Baker Thu, 21 Feb 2008 06:23:28 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-237160 Keep the investigators searching. Try not to make premature conclusions. He didn't shoot at the University of Illinois where he was living. He traveled 175 miles to NIU for a reason. There was a reason. It might already be known. I've noticed how the people in charge have been unnecesarilly slowly releasing information. The neck up photo released first when they had they had the whole photo showing the tattoos that wasn't released until later. They interviewed the girlfriend the first day but didn't release her statements until days later. What sent him to NIU? Mark Ames, author of "Going Postal" provides a well-researched and insightful explanation of why workplace and school shootings happen. In almost all cases, bullying is involved. Who bullied Kazmiercsak? They probably already know. There's a reason why they don't want to tell you bullying was the cause. That cause leads to even bigger indictment against our modern mutated slave society. I hope you read the book. Keep the investigators searching. Try not to make premature conclusions. He didn’t shoot at the University of Illinois where he was living. He traveled 175 miles to NIU for a reason. There was a reason. It might already be known. I’ve noticed how the people in charge have been unnecesarilly slowly releasing information. The neck up photo released first when they had they had the whole photo showing the tattoos that wasn’t released until later. They interviewed the girlfriend the first day but didn’t release her statements until days later. What sent him to NIU?

Mark Ames, author of “Going Postal” provides a well-researched and insightful explanation of why workplace and school shootings happen. In almost all cases, bullying is involved. Who bullied Kazmiercsak? They probably already know. There’s a reason why they don’t want to tell you bullying was the cause. That cause leads to even bigger indictment against our modern mutated slave society. I hope you read the book.

]]> By: john mellar http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-237109 john mellar Thu, 21 Feb 2008 05:11:59 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-237109 If you review the FDA adverse event database for Ambien (which is easily accessible and clearly presented on the website http://www.fdable.com/ ) you will find exhaustive tabulation of FDA reported serious adverse events, among which are very common reports of hallucinations, sleepwalking, sleepdriving, and bizarre behavior associated with Ambien as the primary cause. It seems that in many cases a strange characteristic somewhat unique to Ambien is that it seems able to blur the differentiation between hallucinatory/nightmare sleep states and normal wakeful behavior. If you review the FDA adverse event database for Ambien (which is easily accessible and clearly presented on the website http://www.fdable.com/ ) you will find exhaustive tabulation of FDA reported serious adverse events, among which are very common reports of hallucinations, sleepwalking, sleepdriving, and bizarre behavior associated with Ambien as the primary cause. It seems that in many cases a strange characteristic somewhat unique to Ambien is that it seems able to blur the differentiation between hallucinatory/nightmare sleep states and normal wakeful behavior.

]]> By: Trench Reynolds http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-236941 Trench Reynolds Thu, 21 Feb 2008 01:40:13 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-236941 Thank you Nancy for your comment and I agree with you. Like I said in a previous post I do believe there was an underlying mental illness that went undiagnosed. However I wouldn't be surprised if Ambien had some hand in what happened. Thank you Nancy for your comment and I agree with you. Like I said in a previous post I do believe there was an underlying mental illness that went undiagnosed. However I wouldn’t be surprised if Ambien had some hand in what happened.

]]> By: Nancy Reyes http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-236883 Nancy Reyes Thu, 21 Feb 2008 00:18:45 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/113940#comment-236883 FYI: His girlfriend said he stopped taking prozac three weeks before the rampage...the half life of prozac is long, but it would be out of his system in three weeks. Ambien might lead to somulence a couple of hours after taking it, but not paranoia and repeated actions over days. The guy was mentally ill, having a psychotic break, but it was not recognized. He needed Haldol and hospitalization. FYI: His girlfriend said he stopped taking prozac three weeks before the rampage…the half life of prozac is long, but it would be out of his system in three weeks.

Ambien might lead to somulence a couple of hours after taking it, but not paranoia and repeated actions over days.

The guy was mentally ill, having a psychotic break, but it was not recognized.

He needed Haldol and hospitalization.

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