http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html Life on the pharm Fri, 21 Nov 2008 19:27:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-177763 Kelly Lewis Sat, 20 Oct 2007 20:19:44 +0000 http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-177763 My name is Kelly I have been suffering with this same thing and have been to over 30 differant doctors in the past 2 years and no one can help thay tell me to stop picking I have been on sevral anitabotis I just want it to go away my whole life is gone I cant work and I think I an giving it to others I need help so bad Kelly I live in San Diego I have got Medical My name is Kelly I have been suffering with this same thing and have been to over 30 differant doctors in the past 2 years and no one can help thay tell me to stop picking I have been on sevral anitabotis I just want it to go away my whole life is gone I cant work and I think I an giving it to others I need help so bad Kelly I live in San Diego I have got Medical

]]> http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-177103 Bret Tanner Sat, 15 Sep 2007 20:30:40 +0000 http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-177103 I live in the State of Idaho. I have spent some time with a person named Todd Russell in the Bonner County jail who has not been to trial or sentenced. He has been sitting there for about 17 months. While in jail he was cut off his Dr. prescribed medications and went into convolutions dropping face down onto the concrete floor. This has caused much damage to his face, jaw and teeth. After going to the local hospital here in Sandpoint, Idaho, here now has MRSA and is scared. I was in the same cell with him and have seen his many sores. I also understand now that I could have caught MRSA from him. Todd is unable to help himself behind bars...How can I help him? I would also like to say that Idaho is a very corrupt state and I'll be leaving as soon as I can... This is weirdoville thanks in advance for any help Bret brewman777@hotmail.com I live in the State of Idaho. I have spent some time with a person named Todd Russell in the Bonner County jail who has not been to trial or sentenced. He has been sitting there for about 17 months. While in jail he was cut off his Dr. prescribed medications and went into convolutions dropping face down onto the concrete floor. This has caused much damage to his face, jaw and teeth. After going to the local hospital here in Sandpoint, Idaho, here now has MRSA and is scared. I was in the same cell with him and have seen his many sores. I also understand now that I could have caught MRSA from him. Todd is unable to help himself behind bars…How can I help him?
I would also like to say that Idaho is a very corrupt state and I'll be leaving as soon as I can… This is weirdoville
thanks in advance for any help
Bret
brewman777@hotmail.com

]]> http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-5341 Cindi G Mon, 27 Nov 2006 23:53:25 +0000 http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-5341 People are dying regardless of the loose all your rights when you go to jail....hell loose your life as well due to unsanitory conditions.... People are dying regardless of the loose all your rights when you go to jail….hell loose your life as well due to unsanitory conditions….

]]> http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-502 Bacteriophages are not yet, but soon will be, the new black :: OnThePharm Mon, 21 Aug 2006 14:38:29 +0000 http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-502 [...] There’s lots of talk about drug-resistant bacteria these days in the medical community and the blogosphere. It’s a real problem in operating rooms, locker rooms, state penitentiaries, and other places. When I was a wee freshman in pharmacy school, I came across a Wired magazine article — I think it was Wired, anyway — that discussed the use of viruses to achieve positive therapeutic outcomes, specifically against bacterial infections. [...] [...] There's lots of talk about drug-resistant bacteria these days in the medical community and the blogosphere. It's a real problem in operating rooms, locker rooms, state penitentiaries, and other places. When I was a wee freshman in pharmacy school, I came across a Wired magazine article — I think it was Wired, anyway — that discussed the use of viruses to achieve positive therapeutic outcomes, specifically against bacterial infections. [...]

]]> http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-210 Christina Jones Mon, 31 Jul 2006 16:00:54 +0000 http://onthepharm.net/2006/07/prison-mrsa-infection.html#comment-210 Thanks for the link! This is such a scary thing. Just to let you know, my husbands MRSA abscess on his neck, the grand total of that was just over $350,000. $15,000 is potentially a very low figure. Thanks for the link! This is such a scary thing. Just to let you know, my husbands MRSA abscess on his neck, the grand total of that was just over $350,000. $15,000 is potentially a very low figure.

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