Beachlover
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it is within the limit for general anethesia 4.1 is within the normal range 1,3-8.6 . the problem was lorazepam also . Lorazepam did play a big role in what happened . He did a very dangerous mix that day , I want to know why he used lorazepam that day , it did not work with MJ before , so why did he use it again?
His plan was to not use Propofol at all I think. Lorazepam/Ativan has other properties besides just sedation. So does Klonazepam which was prescribed and not shown on tox.
I posted a link about weaning off Propofol the other day in which it says to use Lorazepam?
There is a human factor (yes...even in Murray) here. I am not sure what his state of mind was when he was working that night. Was he over tired? Did he draw up too much (obviously...but...) and not realize this?
(and people....yes...I realize the man screwed up and covered up and all of that....but I am trying to figure out the most logical sequence of events is all I am trying to do)
I am also considering his behavior at times in his life and some of the medications he was taking has a side effect of rather paranoid, delusional behavior and it makes me wonder if thats why MJ was non compliant with some of the medication. (meaning...if he had that problem he would not want to take it and I can't blame him)