Meprobamate: How Can I Be Sure Meprobamate is Not the Drug Found in the Arlington, Texas Drinking Water?

The current concern about drugs in our drinking water has just become very personal to me. I have a fatal allergy to Meprobamate, one of the drugs found repeatedly in the drinking water of the cities that made public the results of their drinking water testing. That by itself would be of some concern to me since I could reasonably travel to one of the cities that admitted having Meprobamate in their drinking water. However, drugs in drinking water are even more of a concern for me, because I own a house in Arlington, Texas. Arlington, Texas is the city mentioned in an Associated Press article as the city that refused to disclose the drug that was found in the drinking water post treatment.

Earlier this morning I read the article by Associated Content Producer April Lorier, I am Drinking Drugged Water. This is a very well written article and I knew that drugs in the drinking water was a subject that should interest all of us. My comment on the article was that the issue is just one more that we need to turn over to God in order not to be consumed with fear. I still believe that. However, shortly, after reading April's article, I saw the national story on the subject and realized that Arlington, Texas was the city listed as having drugs in the drinking water and that Arlington, Texas was not disclosing the name of the drug found in the drinking water post treatment. Suddenly, the national story and April's article had more relevance to me.