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Old 08-05-2013, 02:02 PM #1
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Try to keep all medication info private, don't share that info with anyone but closest & trusted friends/family.
Even then it may slip out and others will know.
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Try to keep all medication info private, don't share that info with anyone but closest & trusted friends/family.
Even then it may slip out and others will know.
Yeah, I don't think it was family - these family members have been around us a lot before without problems. I bet you're right - someone in the family innocently mentioned my chronic pain problem to someone at the party, probably to explain why I had to rest for awhile, and then that person figured out that I probably had pain meds and decided to check it out. Really awful
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I got it all squared away. I have a new prescription now I just don't think my insurance will pay for it, so I don't know how I am going to fill it. I am hoping my family will help me out. I do have a safe that I keep them locked up in and then lock the safe up in a wooden chest also. I also lock my purse up in the chest too. It just causes so much stress to have to deal with this.
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If this happens once, shame on them. If it happens twice, shame on me. What I mean is that stealing narcotics is illegal. If this happens again, I'd consider calling the police and telling them what happened. They may be able to help you figure out who has done this and bring them to consequences. This should also help cover you if you need more medication prior to refill time. You shouldn't have to suffer b/c someone is stealing from you.
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