Reply With Quote
Question.
Inducing vomiting is the best or only method to correct an allergic reaction?
How about you shut the up and get over it.
Question.
Inducing vomiting is the best or only method to correct an allergic reaction?
From what I am hearing, it sounds like the publicist was right there with Owens when he took whatever medication he did.
If he was trying to commit suicide, why would he do it in front of someone who could and would call the police?
ladies first
Deion Sanders is on NFL Network, said TO will have a press conference within the next hour. If that's so, he is out of the hospital. Deion also said that TO was in good spirits and laughing about the attempted suicide reports.
again there are conflicting reports. Some say they did not induce vomiting others say they did. know one who is talking knows for sure.
maybe it was a cry for help. He knew he had a problem.
If TO is already out of the hospital, then it wasn't a suicide attempt.
I've seen that happen before. It's less of a suicide attempt then it is a "cry for help" type of a thing. They know they'll make it because they know someone is there or will be so they do it and take the chance.
So are you over it?
That was my thought too.
Yep.. Sounds like TO was just busy being TO and causing distractions to his team. Now I can go back to ing hating him and hoping that he just gets hit by a car and is paralyzed rather then dead.
I just hope this was not a lame attempt at some more publicity after breaking his finger.
Vomiting does nothing to correct an allergic reaction. The only reason to induce vomiting is in case of a slow-digesting poison that might still be in the stomach. You can cause more harm if you make someone vomit up an acid or lye.
T.O.'s publicist is saying the suicide reports are wrong, but she was the one who made the 911 call (Correct me if i'm wrong) so, I think alot will be determined when they release the 911 tape
ESPN just reported that he was just released, and gave reporters a thumbs up
ESPN reports TO left the hospital with a thumbs-up to reporters.
The thumbs-up must have been because TO picked up Maurice Morris on his FF waiver wire.
Here comes the ESPN 24/7 coverage.
He wouldn't be speculating (Rick Watson, DPD PIO). He's a liar. PIOs are well-versed in police procedure.
Johnsmith said he is only a prick in the political forum. He proved himself to be a liar.
TO will make a statement in a few minutes
Is it possible that a mixture of suppliments and whatever pain meds he is on cause a reaction like this? I am not a doctor, I just play one on the radio.
It won't matter though...God himself could say TO is telling the truth and Cowboy haters would not believe them.
If he does need help, I hope he gets it.
Last edited by MosesGuthrie; 09-27-2006 at 12:21 PM.
How true that is.
Mike Irvin is saying he spoke with TO and that he denies the reports and it was a bad mixture of supplements and painkillers.
Also, that he didn't know what he was answering when questioned by the medical response team.
If TO was smart, he would let the team docs administer his meds and suppliments...obviously he can't do it.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions