She did admit that she has done drugs, but when we really got into talking about specifics she became extremely rattled about it and it is obviously a very touchy subject for her.

When I asked her specifically, she said well, she became quite rattled and said it's a sore subject, I don't want to talk about it, I almost lost a family member because of drugs, referring to her father.

When she got out of the hospital after shooting 'Herbie,' she had lost 15 pounds. She liked how she looked and she continued to lose weight and part of that included some bulimic episodes.

We're not talking about ending it because drugs are good; they're certainly not. Everybody in my organization has fought the war on drugs long and hard. What we've changed is our minds about the way we're going about (the war).

The effect is pretty narrow when you are talking about drugs that are reimbursed by Medicare.

It's important to remember we're talking about giving drugs with significant side effects to healthy women. This isn't prevention. It's risk reduction, and our methods of assessing risk are extremely rudimentary.