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My doctors, by omission, lied to me.
They had me take a drug I didn’t need.
It does no good; that drug’s a travesty.

Injections twice a year I’d get for free,
so to their “sage” advice I then agreed.
My doctors, by omission, lied to me.

Rare side effects I never could foresee,
but they’re online for anyone to read.
It does no good; that drug’s a travesty.

I trusted men because of their degree.
They’re full of crap. How could I ever heed
those men who by omission lied to me?

Their drug is used in chemotherapy!
That fact withheld from me was their dark deed.
It does no good and is a travesty!

To make bones strong?? I rant like a banshee
from Prolia’s effects – that demon seed!
My doctors, by omission, lied to me.
It does no good and is a travesty.

Dec. 23, 2018 for the Let 'Er Rip #2 Poetry Contest of John Lawless

If you or any woman you know is considering this drug for her bones, please read the parody of the Prolia commercial I put a link to above my poem. If only I had seen that parody before two years ago!! The greedy company Amgen is doing much more harm than good and the FDA just lets this "wonder drug" on through the gate. Denser bones, yes, but stronger no. A class action law suit has been won by people getting fractures months after going off Prolia because it makes holes in your bones and once you go off, you could get this horrible "rebound effect"!

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