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Move to Restrict Pain Killers Puts Onus on Doctors: U. Wash. strikes again

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Old 07-28-2010, 09:26 PM #1
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Mike, OH MY GOD!! May these dirty dogs have to suffer with RSD and the WC system while wearing dirty underwear. Do they truly think we enjoy all the wonderful side effects that come with opiate use?? Unbelievable, Lisa
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Mike, OH MY GOD!! May these dirty dogs have to suffer with RSD and the WC system while wearing dirty underwear. Do they truly think we enjoy all the wonderful side effects that come with opiate use?? Unbelievable, Lisa
Lisa -

Thanks for bringing me back to the thing at hand. What I suspect the true dirty dogs really want is that everyone should be able to consistantly separate ourselves from at times blinding pain for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, and return to the mill, even though they never popped for any high end interventions when it would have made a difference.

That it's a feat worthy of a Buddhist master is entirely beside the point.

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even though they never popped for any high end interventions when it would have made a difference.
This. Exactly. As I just posted in another thread, I'm shocked by the number of people who have had this disease for years who aren't being given access to treatments.

In the end, it's all about money, bottom line. Forget that lives are at stake.
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mind boggling to say the least.

in alaska they dropped oxycontin due to addiction and robberies. maybe Washington should get rid of the one drug rather than put everyone in cronic pain in jeapordy.
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