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thank you for sharing that! Here they are..............you have to pay for the FOIA Freedom of Information Act, AERS reports. I've been studying this medication since 2001 and submitted every 6 months to begin my own study and the numbers went from 6 to 1,966 in 10 years. The cost is $55.00 and now went up to $65.00. The FDA also held a drug oversight board meeting on the side effects of PEG in pediatrics..........see enclosed 6 files + 1 drug oversight board meeting link. There is also an article titled fatal disnatremia caused by elective colonoscopy. 2 out of 3 adult patients died from an elective colonoscopy using PEG electrolyte solution. The author writes that the death and morbidity wouldn't have happened UNLESS they had the unappreciated presence of C-diff or escheria coli............this

tells me they know something about if there's bad bacteria in the colon, that something can go very wrong, yet I haven't come across ONE individual that knows a thing about it. Below and attached is a decade of research I've spend to find out the truth about this medication b/c I knew something went REALLY WRONG upon giving this medication to my dd......................Drug oversight board meetingReplies to Fatal dysnatraemia caused by elective colonoscopyTo: miralax Sent: Mon, December 5, 2011 8:08:28 PMSubject: Miralax Adverse Event Reporting to FDA

I was just looking up Miralax on the FDA site again and they only show adult reports. Aren't there reports from the group too?

http://www.drugcite.com/?q=miralax

Carol

6 of 6 File(s)

ucm171059[6]._htm

child aspirated PEG.pdf

1,966 FDA adverse reactions.LIS

1,966 Adverse reactions.LIS

children.pdf

Urinary excretion of PEG 3350.pdf