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June 11, 2006

Lawsuits Filed Over Lipitor Side Effects

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The following should be of interest to all who should like to add their voice to the said lawsuit.

Chris Gupta
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Lawsuits Filed Over Lipitor Side Effects
By DAVID B. CARUSO
The Associated Press
Thursday, June 8, 2006; 9:33 PM

NEW YORK -- Two men who believe they suffered lasting muscle damage from taking the popular anti-cholesterol drug Lipitor are suing medication's maker, Pfizer Inc., claiming the company didn't issue loud enough warnings about potential side effects.

Charles M. Wilson, a former insurance executive from Atlanta, and Michael Mazzariello, an attorney from New York City, said in separate lawsuits that they began experiencing debilitating pain, weakness and memory problems after taking the drug.

"It ruined my life," said Mazzariello, 47. He said that within weeks of going on the medication, he couldn't walk without a cane, tend his garden or lift his 1-year-old child.

The symptoms subsided once Mazzariello stopped taking the medication _ he stood under his own power at a news conference Thursday at a Manhattan hotel _ but he said he still suffers from pain, fatigue and a tingling sensation in his hands and feet.

Pfizer called the two suits "baseless" and vowed to fight them in court. A spokesman for the company, Bryant Haskins, said all potential side effects of the drug are included on its labeling and often mentioned in advertising.

Haskins said the number of Lipitor users experiencing those symptoms is "very, very small ... well under 1 percent," and that they are far outnumbered by the millions of people who have taken it safely.

Mark Krum, the lawyer handling the suits filed by Wilson and Mazzariello, acknowledged that the medication may be safe for most people, but he said that didn't absolve the company of its duty to market it responsibly and adequately disclose side effects.


APPLICATION FOR REPRESENTATION
BY MARK KRUM
RE: STATIN DRUG DAMAGE COMPLAINT

First name:________ Middle:________Last:___________
Street address:___________________________
State:_______________
Zip:_______
E-mail:___________________
Telephone:_________________
Age:_____ Sex:______
Statin drug used (check applicable):
Lipitor_, Zocor_, Mevacor_, Crestor_, Pravachol_, Vytorin_
Date statin started:_______Date symptoms began:_______
Date statin stopped:_______
Brief description of your symptoms (fifty words or less):

Were your symptoms primarily Memory__? Muscle aches and pain__? Loss of nerve function__? Emotional__?
Other__? (check all that best apply)

I request representation by Mark Jay Krum

E-mail to me: spacedoc@cfl.rr.com
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See also:

Class Action - Statins Increases Heart Disease By 10% In Women

Bad News About Statin Drugs

 


posted by Chris Gupta on Sunday June 11 2006

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Readers' Comments


My health has gone downhill for being on Lipitor for 3 years. By the time I saw a Hepatologist my liver was damaged. He tested me for Hepatitis A,B,&C, which showed NEGATIVE, but my liver was enlarged.
Biopsy showed...Abnormal Liver in transition to Cirrhosis - Stage 3.
Blood profile...High Liver, Hemoglobin 8.70 (Excellent) NON-DIABETIC LEVEL.
I am seeing so many doctors because of all the problems I now have. My liver is cirrhosis, nerve damage, neuropathy, muscle damage, diabetes, erectile dysfunction. My fear is that I am going to be in a wheelchair because I am having problems walking.

Posted by: Peter V. on September 8, 2006 03:11 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Larry Flynn on October 25, 2006 11:29 AM

 


I have Dermatoyitist, disease of the muscles. Have been suffering since December 2005. Am presently suffering fram a reoccurance of the desease. The doctor iat Sansum Clinic in Santa Barbara, CA said he thought Lipitor was the cause. Lots of tests, hospitalized, suffering, etc.etc.

Posted by: Georgia Howard on November 24, 2006 09:52 AM

 


My father has been on Lipitor for the past 2 yrs. now. He has been sleeping all the time, very depressed all the time where he even makes comments about sucidal thoughts, and he is very irritable. Could this possibly be from the Lipitor and if so what actions should we take?

Posted by: Stacy L Gauthier on November 26, 2006 11:34 AM

 


I had been on Lipitor for several years. I had severe muscle pain throughout that time. My family Doctor == We both know better now!! ==thought it was tendonitous. I have been off of it for a year and still getting the pain. Two months ago I found out I have Lymphoma I really think there is a connection. with the Lipitor. Anyone else having somthing similar going on?

Posted by: Penny Hendrickson on December 11, 2006 09:34 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Jazz on December 22, 2006 09:06 PM

 


I have always believed that removing my gall bladder contributed to my diabetes and weak pancreas.

Posted by: barbara on December 30, 2006 04:02 PM

 


I took the drug. I experience the same thang. the doctor previcor. I got extreamly bad I was flying from minappolis to new york. I told the pearson be side. He looked at me and said. I just got out of the mayo clinic in meannoplis. He said he had the same thang, that I was going throw it away. You should get some better. Some of the pain will go away, not all.

Posted by: James verble on January 3, 2007 01:33 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Glyn Reece on January 3, 2007 08:07 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Shirley Messick on February 4, 2007 08:47 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: mary cross on February 5, 2007 08:59 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Bob Searle on February 17, 2007 08:02 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Sue Palmer on April 30, 2007 01:05 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Patricia Brook on May 10, 2007 12:06 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Bea Neitzey on May 11, 2007 09:37 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Carol LaMartina on May 12, 2007 10:10 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Bea Neitzey on May 26, 2007 11:51 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Diana on June 20, 2007 08:56 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Naomi on July 21, 2007 03:14 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Jimmy Carter on July 27, 2007 04:44 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Sissy on July 28, 2007 12:30 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Brenda Sandberg on July 28, 2007 09:39 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Dianne McGuire on August 9, 2007 02:00 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: J.D. Redmond on August 20, 2007 10:33 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Rich Foley on August 25, 2007 12:53 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Norine Waugaman on August 28, 2007 11:48 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Bev on September 3, 2007 08:30 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Julie on September 5, 2007 03:44 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Rob on September 13, 2007 06:00 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Ron Everest on September 30, 2007 03:21 PM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Unknown on October 12, 2007 10:56 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: michelle armstrong on October 27, 2007 03:34 AM

 


My father was diagnosed with ALS in May of 2006. He had been presenting many problems associated with ALS, but it was misdiagnosed as congestive heart failure related problems. His symptoms were... increasing lack of feeling in legs, totally loss of feeling in right arm and hand.... and many other health problems. when he suddenly lost all feeling in his right arm and hand... and started shuffling instead of walking, my sister got him into the doctor ... fearing a stroke. For some reason, the doctor immediately took him off Lipitor. He was diagnosed with ALS about 2 to 3 months later. He died approx. 4 months after being diagnosed with ALS. Needless to say, our family was devasted to see this proud man die of such a horrible disease... it robbed him of all his dignity... and more....We have suffered... I still cry daily and it has been 15 months since his death. We cared for him lovingly in his home until the day he died. After reading numerous articles on Lipitor and Statin Drugs online.... I am convinced that this drug... killed my dad. I would like to be added to the class action law suit, for all the suffering and pain my family went through, but the above application for the law suit seems to be only for those who are currently suffering from these drugs. Will you represent families of deceased, or do you know of another lawyer who will? Thank you, Becky

Posted by: Becky Royer on October 31, 2007 03:15 AM

 


I still have not heard from anyone about this... I am still interested in getting involved in the class action suit... even if I just interview people to find out if they are having side effects.... I feel a need to be involved after what happened to my father... I have my spam setting at high, so please respond with ALS... Class action suit.. and I might be able to pick it up... Also, why is my response in here so many times? Thanks, Becky

Posted by: Becky Royer on December 25, 2007 04:07 AM

 


I also have taken Lipitor and ended up with Lymphoma, has anyone else had a similiar occurance?

Posted by: D R on January 7, 2008 08:44 PM

 


I was on lipitor for 8 yrs.
In the very beginning of my treatment,I developed serious muscle pain.I reported this to my doctor at the time,who said nothing about this pain being caused by lipitor.Instead,I was diagnosed as having post surgey pain, due to a recent bypass surgery.and told, I had this to live with as there was no known cure.Over the next 8 yrs., I was turned into a narcotics addict and ,still, the pain would break thro this.100mg ms contin and 60 mg of tylenol 3.In all of those 8 yrs.,my doctor never mentioned the lipitor.I moved to Princton BC where I located a new doctor who became more concerned about the high dosage of narcotics than he was about my pain issue.Anyway! Over the next 5 yrs. I have seen 5 different drs. and not one of them, even after all other likely causes have been ruled out,will accuse lipitor as being the culprit.
I have lived thro pain so bad that I honestly felt like suicide as the answer. My 2yr. old granddaughter kept me from doing that, thank God! Drs.didn't want to hear what I was telling them. I finally wound up getting off my morphine, the only thing that was, intermitently, helping me, just to prove to my dr. that I wasn't a drug lover or abuser.It worked but now I cant get the meds. back and am having to beg my doctor for pain meds.still, he refuses to up my dosages.1 doctor told me ,Oh its just the getting older thing. Another dr. simply said, It can"t be the lipitor cause I am on it. Idiot.Two others have said that there is a possibility and 1 of them said, Oh, you could be right when I brought up the lipitor.
13yrs of hell, pain, burning sensations, numbness, Disoreintation, horrible weakess, fatigue and nervous jitters.
What does one have to do to get drs. to listen
4 yrs. ago I got suspicious of my drugs and went on line. I could not believe the horror stories I was reading. I immediately, stopped taking my lipitor.This was during my suicidal week in Jan. of 2005 that my dr. would not treat me for. It was approx. a week and my pain subsided to a 5 instead of a 10.This convinced me, that I was was ,without doubt,right about the lipitor.
Now! 3yrs, later, I still have half the pain, peripheral neuropathy, weakness and fatigue, plus the jitters. I am beeing treated for the neuropathyby my neurologist, who acctually belives me about my symptoms etc. It seems like these conditions are never going away without a miracle cure and the remainder of my life, The most of my pension will be going towards these, very expensive drugs I need to cope with each day.Still!! I have not found a dr. who will simply say, yes, I believe it was the lipitor.
This may be a good drug for some but its hurting a lot of people. Drs. have to stop protecting these statins!!
Drs. must start LISTENING to patients.
We, the PUBLIC, have been used as pfizers testing ground and its time that stopped. Why does our drug federation go along with this?
Maybe a few lawsuits would be the answer.
By the way? Anyone know a good percentage lawyer???

Posted by: Larry Broman on January 12, 2008 10:27 AM

 


Cymbalta may work on your Neuro pain. 60 mg daily. Check in to it. Should feel a difference in 4 - 5 weeks. Good Luck

Posted by: Lisa on January 13, 2008 04:36 AM

 















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