Jurors also awarded $36 million each to Scofield and Rowatt for future damages, and $40 million to Forrester.After the verdict was announced, the women hugged their attorneys and cried."You so deserved this," one lawyer, Zoe Littlepage, told them. "You so, so deserved this."Geoffry White, another lawyer for the women, also deferred comment Thursday until after the punitive phase.Wyeth reached an undisclosed settlement last October with a fourth woman who had been part of the Washoe District Court lawsuit.Carol McCreary was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2001 after taking Prempro for about 33 months. She died in April at age 59.Wyeth shares dropped 16 cents in afternoon trading to $46.