Updated August 2 2009

Sherilyn Lee (or Cherilyn Lee) said she figured Michael Jackson had trouble sleeping because of his addiction to caffeinated soda, constant music and lights. Jackson had music playing in the house at all hours. The lights in his bedroom were bright.

Sherilyn Lee said she guessed these were basic reasons why Jackson had insomnia.

June 30 2009

Cherilyn Lee, a registered nurse, said she had treated Michael Jackson. Lee said Jackson asked her for Diprivan, a drug that is administered intravenously. Lee claimed Jackson called her on Sunday, June 21.

Lee said Jackson told her one side of his body was hot while the other side was very cold. Lee said she suspected Jackson received something that hit his central nervous system and that resulted in his extreme feelings of hot and cold.

Lee said she told Jackson to get to a hospital but he did not. Lee said that from her previous consultations with Jackson, she learned he was opposed to recreational drug use. Lee said Jackson wanted to get better sleep. Jackson thought Diprivan would help him. He asked Lee to administer Diprivan to him. Diprivan is also known as Propofol.

Lee said she refused to give Jackson Diprivan. Lee believed Jackson received the drug from an unnamed doctor. Jackson refused to take heed of warnings, preferring to trust entirely on his doctor.

TMZ interviewed the EMT staff who responded to the call for help for Michael Jackson. The EMT said there was evidence Lidocaine was administered to Jackson, or Lidocaine was found near his body.

There was also the presence of Propofol/ Diprivan in Jackson’s home. Te presence of both Propofol and Lidocaine suggested that someone may have used Propofol to inject and Lidocaine to reduce the effects of Propofol.

Lidocaine is used to reduce the pain caused by an injection of Propofol/ Diprivan.

Propofol is used for surgical anesthesia. Propofol is a powerful drug and can stop a heart from beating. The obvious disadvantage of Propofol is cardiac arrest. It is dangerous to combine Propofol with painkillers. Propofol is dangerous and risky for home use that us administered with an IV. If a doctor did the IV hookup with Propofol and the patient died, the doctor could be prosecuted for manslaughter.

Cherilyn Lee followed the book by insisting that Propofol, a general anesthetic, should not be used to induce sleep as it is not an aid for insomnia.

Michael Jackson, June 23, 2009.

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 at 8:40 pm and is filed under Gossip, Health.