Dear 
                      Lloyd,
                    I 
                      was given your email from a message board.  Boom told 
                      me that Shering-Plough was indicted on criminal charges 
                      due to their conduct on research of Peg/Intron.  Also, 
                      that there is a class action law suit being brought up.
                    My 
                      husband and I most definitely want to be a part of the suit. 
                       Could you please inform me of the law firm involving 
                      this case?  I want to talk to them and become involved.  
                      My husband started taking Peg/Intron along with Amantidine 
                      which he was involved in a study of about 1000 people that 
                      was conducted at Baylor Hopsital in Dallas, TX.  He 
                      had some of the best doctors in the nation reviewing his 
                      case.  However, it did not help.  He literally 
                      went crazy.  He was sent to several psychiatrist and 
                      was put on all kinds of meds, but they did not work.  
                      He wasn't crazy it was the interfuron that effected his 
                      mind.  He was having delusions and hallucinations. 
                       To name a few, he thought he saw little red flowers 
                      dancing on the lawn.  He also saw a horses head on 
                      the dashboard of his car on his way home from work.  
                      He became suicidal.  Memory loss, fatique, tremors, 
                      insomnia, depression, the list goes on.  He became 
                      so out of it he did drugs (crack).  He has finally 
                      got off of that after about the last six months from hell 
                      of him sneaking out, stealing, etc.  I finally called 
                      the police on him because I knew he was a danger to us and 
                      himself.  He started Peg/Intron After New Years Eve, 
                      at month 3 he tested negative for HepC which was good, but 
                      around month 4 or 5 had to be taken off, because all the 
                      doctors concurred that the meds where more of a danger to 
                      him than the benefits of the med's.
                    It's 
                      now November, almost a year later.  And he is finally 
                      starting to feel normal, he still has mild tremors and combatting 
                      depression.  Hopefully the job he has now will remain 
                      steady.  He was unable to keep a job for months.  
                      Another incident that happened while on meds was that he 
                      almost died from blood poisoning from an ingrown hair on 
                      his arm.  His resistants was so low that he was in 
                      the hospital for over a week with four specialist overseeing 
                      him.
                    Anyway, 
                      I would like any information you have. We are all in this 
                      together, and I want people to be informed so that hopefully 
                      not very many more people will have to suffer the way we 
                      did and the way so many are still suffering.
                    Thank 
                      you,
                      C.