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In my view, there are 3 plausible scenarios: 1. He is lying about it and not taking it because he wants to prove he was right that it is OK to take or whatever
by zw123456 6y ago
In my view, there are 3 plausible scenarios:
1. He is lying about it and not taking it because he wants to prove he was right that it is OK to take or whatever.
my view: plausible.
2. He is actually taking it.
my view: implausible, with his weight, heart condition and hypertension no doctor would prescribe it.
3. The doctor gave him a placebo to get him off his back about it.
my view: highly plausible.
- beart 6y agoDidn't his last doctor get in trouble for freely prescribing Ambien?
- ericb 6y ago> 3. The doctor gave him a placebo to get him off his back about it. my view: highly plausible. I don't think doctors are allowed to do that. On top of which, the pharmacist would have to be in on it.
- nikofeyn 6y agoi think (1) is the most plausible scenario. it's something he already does all the time.
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