Fwd: Social Media Without Enforcement Risks

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Opportunity for those of us who have complaints also.Notice section about comments section on Facebook.Can anyone put together a powerpoint to go on YouTube about the dangers of Miralax?I will provide 'clips' if someone can make several short vignettes to counter those put out by the manufacturers/pushers of their most dangerous drug!'From FDA mailing list promo:Subject: Social Media Without Enforcement Risks

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