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Old 10-17-2010, 09:01 PM #10
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Screw em all. None of them are worth a darn if they will not prescribe what you know you need. They are mandated to treat "pain" now, but get hassled for writing scrips for class III and IV meds by the feds. Still, you lose, but you already lost their vote.

File a complaint with their medical state boards for patient abandonment and practicing below the standard of care by not treating your "pain." It has it's own ICD-9.
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