Limpdick Limbaugh about to turn over medical records

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Can a brother get a table DANCE

http://www.pixelred.com/rush/

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1. even his anal cyst photos?

Grrrrooosssss!

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2. yeeeooowwww

definitely gross

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3. You have it backward, his records were returned by the judge to him.

I hate to use this link, but......

MIAMI, FL - July 6, 2005 -- Roy Black, Rush Limbaugh's attorney, issued the following statement regarding the release today of some of Rush Limbaugh's medical records to investigators and the return of most of the records to Mr. Limbaugh

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The prescription records that are in the search warrant affidavits should be put in perspective. Of the 2,130 pills prescribed, only 1,863 were painkillers, and of those only 1,733 were for hydrocodone. These were to be taken over a period of 217 days, from the date of the first prescription until 30 days from the date of the last prescription. The dose averages out to a little over eight pills a day, which is not excessive and is in fact a lawful dose.

Ninety-two percent of the pain medication was prescribed by two doctors who were treating Mr. Limbaugh for back pain. They work in the same office from the same medical file, and there could be no doctor shopping between them. One of these doctors also prescribed 117 pills of a drug used to treat high blood pressure or to help wean patients off of painkillers.

The other two doctors are the California surgeon who implanted the cochlear implant to restore Mr. Limbaugh's hearing and a Florida doctor he was seeing for follow up on the surgery. Of the 180 pills prescribed by the surgeon, 100 were vitamin pills. Of the 110 pills prescribed by the fourth doctor, 50 were non-painkillers prescribed for tinnitus, ringing in the ears.


http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/menu/rushwire/roy_black_statement_july_6_2005.guest.html

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4. very unbiased site........

not lol

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7. After more digging I have this.......

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/southflorida/sfl-0706limbaugh,0,4014212.story?coll=sfla-home-headlines

After nearly two years of legal posturing, prosecutors got the green light on Wednesday to review some -- but not all -- of Rush Limbaugh's medical records, a necessary step, the state maintains, in determining whether it can charge Limbaugh with doctor shopping -- illegally obtaining overlapping prescriptions for a number of different painkillers.

Limbaugh attorney Roy Black had opposed the state being given access to his client's medical records, arguing that they were improperly seized, contained potentially embarrassing medical details and invaded Limbaugh's constitutional right to privacy.

After reviewing the records, Circuit Judge Thomas Barkdull on Wednesday handed over two stacks of documents sealed in plastic to Assistant State Attorney James Martz and Black, whose stack was substantially thicker. Barkdull wrote in his formal order that the state was given only those records that fell within the scope of the investigation. The rest were returned to Black. The order cautioned that a protective order barring the State Attorney's Office from disclosing the records to anyone not involved in the investigation remains in effect.

Prosecutors are seeking to investigate prescriptions Limbaugh received from Florida and California doctors between March 2003 and September 2003.

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5. LOL

"The dose averages out to a little over eight pills a day, which is not excessive and is in fact a lawful dose."
8 a day? People with terminal cancer are prescribed 1 every 12 hours. What the hell did asshole have?

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6. I read that as

"Limp Bizkit about to turn over musical records"