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Tigermonk

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Re: Cuz has left hospital
« Reply #45 on: July 06, 2010, 01:05:06 PM »
Cuz has discharged himself from hospital. So he's gone home  :).

He was going to give a media statement but changed his mind after talking to the Club.

So much for being in a coma  ;D l bet he had a good night sleep & relaxing time.
l prefer Cousins & the Club too keep it all in house & not make any statement

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A simple case of the human body going into shock when your asking too much of it,  then trying to shut it down  ;D
This method has been around for many years.

The doctors are the problem for abusing thier powers of handing out prescribed drugs to players when they dont need them.
Not once has anybody brought this problem up. Club doctors are fully aware of what the players are doing & ignore the problem too where it is today. It is why teens are drinking mothers before games. Its rife in the TAC & lower leagues also.

Very few footballers would need sleeping tablets after a huge day of football pre-game, game, post game, celebrations, late night.

l hope this will open the eyes of the AFL drug problem  :banghead But as the saying goes, There are always those who work in labs experimenting on something to get past the drug testing & developing a new method of performace enhancing.

Ben Cousins has committed no illegal offence. His just taking it too a riskier level, It backfired  ;D

Monk do some research.

The sleeping pill has not been confirmed being prescribed you can buy sleeping tablets over the counter at a super market.

Many players take sleeping tablets in fact you'll find a majority do after night games especially interstate when they need to be be awake by 7am for a flight to return home.
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Monk do some research.

The sleeping pill has not been confirmed being prescribed you can buy sleeping tablets over the counter at a super market.

Many players take sleeping tablets in fact you'll find a majority do after night games especially interstate when they need to be be awake by 7am for a flight to return home.


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next you be telling me you can buy tamazapam at the Milk bar  :lol

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A simple case of the human body going into shock when your asking too much of it,  then trying to shut it down  ;D
This method has been around for many years.

The doctors are the problem for abusing thier powers of handing out prescribed drugs to players when they dont need them.
Not once has anybody brought this problem up. Club doctors are fully aware of what the players are doing & ignore the problem too where it is today. It is why teens are drinking mothers before games. Its rife in the TAC & lower leagues also.

Very few footballers would need sleeping tablets after a huge day of football pre-game, game, post game, celebrations, late night.

l hope this will open the eyes of the AFL drug problem  :banghead But as the saying goes, There are always those who work in labs experimenting on something to get past the drug testing & developing a new method of performace enhancing.

Ben Cousins has committed no illegal offence. His just taking it too a riskier level, It backfired  ;D

Monk do some research.

The sleeping pill has not been confirmed being prescribed you can buy sleeping tablets over the counter at a super market.

Many players take sleeping tablets in fact you'll find a majority do after night games especially interstate when they need to be be awake by 7am for a flight to return home.


all sleeping tablets cannot be bought without a prescription, u cannot buy them at the supermarket nong  head

those tablets at the supermarket are just herbal supliements that help u relax not medication

only medication that can be brought at supermarkets are basic pain killer such as panadol, herron, aspirin etc and cough medicines  that dont even work ,


ur info is wrong

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Re: Cuz has left hospital
« Reply #50 on: July 06, 2010, 01:50:08 PM »
l prefer Cousins & the Club too keep it all in house & not make any statement[/color]

Have to make a statement to call off the media hounds.

'Ben is fine, thanks for your concern' would suffice.

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A simple case of the human body going into shock when your asking too much of it,  then trying to shut it down  ;D
This method has been around for many years.

The doctors are the problem for abusing thier powers of handing out prescribed drugs to players when they dont need them.
Not once has anybody brought this problem up. Club doctors are fully aware of what the players are doing & ignore the problem too where it is today. It is why teens are drinking mothers before games. Its rife in the TAC & lower leagues also.

Very few footballers would need sleeping tablets after a huge day of football pre-game, game, post game, celebrations, late night.

l hope this will open the eyes of the AFL drug problem  :banghead But as the saying goes, There are always those who work in labs experimenting on something to get past the drug testing & developing a new method of performace enhancing.

Ben Cousins has committed no illegal offence. His just taking it too a riskier level, It backfired  ;D

Monk do some research.

The sleeping pill has not been confirmed being prescribed you can buy sleeping tablets over the counter at a super market.

Many players take sleeping tablets in fact you'll find a majority do after night games especially interstate when they need to be be awake by 7am for a flight to return home.

temazzapan over the counter at safeway. Maybe safeway in africa not this country pal.

Pretty sure its a safe bet he used something you cant buy over the counter at the local supermarket.

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next you be telling me you can buy tamazapam at the Milk bar  :lol

dont worry monk he is an idiot , oh yeah i just bought some morhine at safeway cos my pack pain is so bad lol

valarium is what u buy at teh supermarket , its a herb that helps relax u , its not a sleeping tablet lol

he is an idiot

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see Popelord you should have googled that for the correct answer   ;D now your looking mighty stupid

X you young buck

TigerTimeII

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see Popelord you should have googled that for the correct answer   ;D now your looking mighty stupid

X you young buck

whats up monk, been a while we must catch up

Tigermonk

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The prefered choice is the little green tablet  ;D

Tigermonk

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see Popelord you should have googled that for the correct answer   ;D now your looking mighty stupid

X you young buck

whats up monk, been a while we must catch up

yeah it has l been playing in the mud again on weekends   ;D

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Can you clowns actually read?

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The sleeping pill has not been confirmed being prescribed you can buy sleeping tablets over the counter at a super market.

Now while we know he's taken Temazepam before, there are also reports he's changed his prescription to a new type of sleeper. This has nothing to do with buying sleeping tablets at the supermarket, but nowhere did Popelord say you could by prescription medication at Safeway.

You may as well sell Temazepam at Safeway though, it's useless stuff, get to sleep better using tic tacs.

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Can you clowns actually read?

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The sleeping pill has not been confirmed being prescribed you can buy sleeping tablets over the counter at a super market.

Now while we know he's taken Temazepam before, there are also reports he's changed his prescription to a new type of sleeper. This has nothing to do with buying sleeping tablets at the supermarket, but nowhere did Popelord say you could by prescription medication at Safeway.

You may as well sell Temazepam at Safeway though, it's useless stuff, get to sleep better using tic tacs.

Go away fool, go drive that leased mercedes  :lol

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Cousins discharges himself from hospital
July 6, 2010 - 1:19PM

AFL star Ben Cousins has discharged himself from a Melbourne hospital after treatment for a suspected adverse reaction to a prescribed sleeping pill.

An Epworth Hospital spokeswoman told reporters the Richmond player had left the hospital late Tuesday morning, but did not give any details on his condition.

It is understood Cousins insisted on discharging himself.

The hospital had indicated Cousins would make a statement, but those plans were cancelled after he spoke to the club.

A Richmond official told reporters outside the hospital the club would only release a written statement later on Tuesday.

Cousins' girlfriend visited the hospital earlier on Tuesday, leaving alone.

http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-sport/cousins-discharges-himself-from-hospital-20100706-zy10.html

UPDATE 12.30pm: Ben Cousins has been discharged from Epworth Hospital after yesterday’s drug-induced medical scare.

Hospital staff confirmed a short time ago that the Brownlow medalist had departed.

His girlfriend Maylea Tinecheff, who had been at the hospital since 8.30am today, left alone at 11.30am before Cousins’ departure to an undisclosed location.

She drove to the couple’s Elsternwick home where she spent about 10 minutes, apparently packing a bag.

When asked by waiting media about Cousins’ condition, she said “He’s good” before asking to be left alone.

Richmond FC says it will make a formal statement this afternoon.

This morning hospital staff said Cousins had spent a comfortable night in hospital.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/tigers-ben-cousins-back-in-hospital/story-e6frf9jf-1225888005432