[at-l] Normal Recovery Time, Generally Speaking

[thornel at attglobal.net (W F Thorneloe)]

I wouldn't change a thing either. Your example demonstrates how very 
individual reactions can be to these drugs. This evening's Lancet reading 
regards this topic, and the observation that there is a heck of a lot of 
money being made by these newer drugs, with precious little benefit 
regarding better response or fewer adverse effects. The may be a five fold 
increase in myocardial infarctions, but it is impossible to demonstrate if 
this is due to a problem with Celebrex or an antithrombotic benefit of 
Naprosyn. We may never know.

You simply have to make your plans, take your chances and roll the dice. 
I'm glad it worked for you and Wench. I don't know that I would have the 
persistence / stubbornness / whatever to do what you both did.

OrangeBug

At 10:35 PM 9/7/2004 -0400, TrailR@aol.com wrote:
>Maybe I was lucky, but I wouldn't change a thing. You all need to do what
>works for you. I hiked with Wench, and Celebrex seemed to work for her.