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Old 02-04-2011, 10:29 AM #1
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Default Fascinating Read - Howard Hughes and Pseudoaddiction
Dr. Forest Tennant is no stranger to many chronic/intractable pain patients. I happened to be doing some rsearch this morning when I came across this article he wrote in 2007 about Howard Hughes:
http://www.intractablepaindisease.com/HowardHughes.pdf

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That was interesting....thanks for passing it along Dr Smith

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(sorry, I couldn't resist !)

If only more doctors would listen to Dr Tennant's advice to be more liberal with the long acting opiods to help control intractable pain.
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Danger, danger Will Robinson
(sorry, I couldn't resist !)
Well, at least you get the joke!

One of the main reasons I chose the handle was to make humorous, but apt, use of the sig line in the various chronic pain venues I participate in. Oddly, it's fit in to other areas as well.
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