NP ADMITS Versed Causes Brain Damage!

I got this little jewel from my cyber-stalker.  Every once in a while I have to stop printing his "comments" because they are just too juvenile.  However, this one is pretty comical and I wanted to share...

"Versed doesnt (sic) cause brain damage but in your case there may be an exception..LOL"

OK so the first part of the sentence is what we are all used to in the ABV (anything but Versed)crowd.   "Versed doesn't cause brain damage" is the first part of the statement and then he inserts a "but".  Anybody with any knowledge of the English language knows that putting a "but" before the final part of any statement negates the first part of the statement.  As in "Sorry I beat you up, but you were asking for it."    In this example the perpetrator isn't sorry at all.  Sort of like anesthesia providers where *I* went.  See how the insertion of a "but" changes the dynamic? 

So my (allegedly) educated friend, by concluding "*but* in your case there may be an exception.."   is actually telling us that Versed DOES cause brain damage, at least in my case.  So, if an exception may be made in my case it follows that there are other exceptions to his false statement about Versed not being a potent brain damaging chemical.  There are at least 10% of patients (according to medical providers) that Versed is bad for.  If you look elsewhere on the net, you will see some places where at least 40-50% of patients talk about how bad Versed is/was for them as well. 

Amazing isn't it?  My esteemed nurse commenter has finally admitted that Versed causes brain damage.  I wonder if he even realizes that if his statement about Versed not causing brain damage is TRUE, then there cannot be an exception, not even in my case.  It's sad when an old truck driver who never finished college has to school a genius and oh-so-very-educated person like John.

As for the LOL part?  This guy thinks he is hilarious.  He is a legend in his own mind.  I love reading his comments because he just can't help but prove my points about Versed and about advanced practice nurses and other assorted mid-level providers.  If he were all that he'd be an MD.