herbivore21
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Definitely take her to task on this one my brother. You (and every sick person!) deserve proper health care without prejudice and/or adverse treatment because of what works for your conditions.My brother, Absolutely no cross tolerance... I've been on the same regime for almost a decade
This shit is absurd to say the least..
This Doctor provides Opioids, and believe it or not, she refused to continue my Klonopin..
Yet another reason "to keep the DEA happy "
I was astonished at how many times she said that phrase.
As a Doctor, should not the patient come as priority? Within reason of course?
If a Doctor is still in the belief that Cannabis (sans combustion) is in anyway harmful, they have a lot more studying to do.
When I began the journey into Pain Management, I studied everything I was placed on , so I established a supply that in which at any given time. I can ween myself off whatever I am on... Regardless of what the Doctor "thinks "
You read me perfectly..
This damn doctor thinks..
"I got him by the balls, he has to comply with whatever I please "
Dead wrong!!
And I may just go after her damn license, I've already reached out to the American Pain Foundation.
To cut a patient's meds from 480 all the way down to 280, is cruel and unusual.
She will not be seeing me and my insurance money ever again.
This is about healthcare, and the DEA's conceptualizations of which drugs are and are not ok for a person to use (based on political and moral arguments and being utterly removed from medical arguments - which are all that are strictly relevant here) do not merit consideration.
See in some countries, benzodiazepenes are more recreationally abused than prescription opioids. In these places, I might see where a doctor is coming from in erring on the side of not prescribing benzos. However, I do not believe the US is one of those countries though, from the literature I have read the US is very much opioid central compared to the rest of the world for prescriptions. If we can dole out hydrocodone and oxycodone to everyone and their mothers, surely some benzodiazepenes where clearly medically warranted are no problem!
Hang in there bro, much kudos for staying strong and voting with your feet against this doctor! We gotta send a message that if doctors want patients, they gotta stop treating patients like subordinates and start treating them like clientèle.
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