Comments on: Diprivan Did Michael Jackson In

By: John

John — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:47:19 +0000

Just to set the record straight, Cherilyn Lee is more than
an RN; she’s a nurse practitioner with an NP license in California.

She also includes the initials P.A. after her name on her
website, but the License Verification link at the California Board of Medical Examiners does NOT show her as
having a physician assistant license, now or ever.

I have asked the Medical Board to look into whether she is
improperly implying to the public that she is a PA.
Additionally, she got a distance-learning PhD in some kind
of naturopathic medicine. An interesting person, certainly.

By: kay

kay — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 19:55:30 +0000

I wonder from the beginning why he was not being administered oxygen,any time someone is taking a sedative you are slowing the body down which will compremise your CNS System.I truly believe that he was not being monitor from the start of administration of the drug.I wonder were was his Vitals Signs if he was being monitor,I am not a Judgemental Person only we can be Judge by the Higher Power.MJ had a Complaint about being Cold and Hot on seperate side of his body was a Tell Tell Sign of Systems over Load and shutting Down.

By: Dana

Dana — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 01:26:41 +0000

We will miss Michael Jackson. Love you so much.

By: howard

howard — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 06:17:59 +0000

i think mrs. lee no something more maybe she was working with dr murray , because when mj staffer call then she should have call to get help. money talk b.s. walks. and for dr. murray you should have say no and you also should have a chart on all of the med he was taking i think its all about the money. dr. murray you no what time you inject mj with the meds and you know if you leave someone for a second what the out come is,should could would, you should have help get him to the hospital in time when they call and side one side of the body is cold.i know you can’t live with yourself now,all of the dr that help kill mj
you shell pay.you make dr and nurse look bad. rest my brother my heart is with you we will fine out the truth rest now mj.

By: machai

machai — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 03:47:34 +0000

Dr. Cherilyn Lee is an nutritionist, she had once treated Michael, he was seeking someone to administer and IV drug so he could get some sleep. She told him that this particular drug, was not a wise drug to use at home. She warned him, that he might not wake up,ever. someone gave him something,because he is no longer here.

By: michelle

michelle — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 15:37:09 +0000

I agree with Jocelyn. This women came out of the woodwork telling CNN about this diprovan indecent with Jackson at least one week before it was reported that they found it in his house. She seems like she knows more than what she is telling us. I also understand she is NOT being questioned by authorities which blows my mind!

By: jocelyn

jocelyn — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 20:35:32 +0000

Every time this nurse tells this story its different, indicates she is lying.

By: kaine

kaine — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 05:52:20 +0000

Michael Jackson died from diprivan, the diprivan drug can induce hypnosis within 40 seconds from the start of injection, according to the US Food and Drug Administration. Those close to Michael Jackson now claim that drug diprivan may have been somewhat related to myriad conditions leading to the singer’s untimely death last week.

Specifically, diprivan (also known as propofol) is a powerful agent that can induce hypnosis and a general state of unconsciousness within 40 seconds of being consumed.
Jackson’s nutritionist, Cherilyn Lee, reportedly said Jackson had tried to get her to prescribe the medication for him but she refused. Several days ago, she claims she received a troubling call from Jackson which lead her to believe he may have somehow obtained diprivin.

More questions about Michael Jackson’s medications arose Tuesday when a nurse came forward to say that Jackson had asked her in April for a power sedative.

Cherilyn Lee, a registered nurse who operates a Los Angeles-based nutritional counseling business, told CNN that Jackson was complaining of insomnia and pleaded for her to get him some Diprivan (propofol), a drug usually used to start or maintain anesthesia during surgeries.

Lee said she told Jackson “the medication is not safe.”

Four days before Jackson’s death, Lee said, a Jackson staffer called and said the pop star was complaining that one side of his body was hot and the other side was cold .

“You need to go to hospital,” she told the staffer, with Jackson apparently in earshot.
An injection of Diprivan can induce hypnosis within 40 seconds from the start of injection, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

The drug’s product label says that propofol should only be administered by people “trained in the administration of general anesthesia.” Sedated patients should be continuously monitored, the product label says, and equipment to provide artificial ventilation, administration of oxygen and instituting CPR “must be immediately available.”

The product label warns that use of propofol for sedating adult and pediatric intensive care unit patients has been associated with organ system failures that have resulted in death.