This subject was already covered for a while. I did do my homework, and never did i state that we are drug seekers, or just want to get high. It is very well known that narcotics are highly addictive and must be monitored because of their high demand on the streets and the possibility of misusing them. I did well over 100 hours of research on my paper and no where did I state anything that I cannot back up by the research that I did. What I wrote is accurate, I'm sorry you think otherwise, and I feel that I have described/given an overview of RSD and various other subjects that relate to it very well and I do not need to rewrite any of it. The truth is, is that we do need various medications on a daily basis to keep sane, and unless somebody can understand that then yes, we will unfortunately be viewed occasionally by both our peers and by other doctors as drug seekers. And that is what i was trying to get across in that section. Many of us are/have been looked at by others as just wanting to get drugs, I personally have had several doctors think that when i've gone to the ER because my pain was so bad. I've been sent home w/o treatment because they thought i was just some young adult wanting to score a quick high. It may not be a reality for everyone who takes narcotics to be viewed as drug seekers or addicts, but it is for some of us. And I have also been to many highly acclaimed pain docs/rsd specialists, and have been told several times that narcotics aren't an ideal drug to use because of the high rate of addiction, the damage continuous use does to the rest of our body, and the high likely hood of our body building up a tolerance to them. I was not describing what all of us go through or experience, because each of our cases are different. But was giving an overview of the disorder, its treatments, what it is, how it affects us, etc. And that was stated in my paper- that each case is its own and no two are identical.