The wrong people are suffering. Patients who are truly in pain are being denied it. How is this fair?
Americans are now more likely to die from an opioid overdose than in a car crash. We must invest more resources to help those suffering from addiction. #SOTU
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who are the right people?
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We also need to get pain meds to those who need them and not keep denying us. This has to stop. People should not have to live in pain.
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Yes! I am one of those people who have had chronic pain now for over 15 years and still trying to tapper off pain meds. I am strong on this issue!
#chronicpain#opioidcrisis
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Build the damn wall!
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And when did dems change their minds! https://youtu.be/12e6uKM8iZQ
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You're right. Addiction to
#cars is a serious problem.#carCulturepic.twitter.com/UZSMffm98D
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But can we PLEASE realize that CDC is not telling stats that are true? RX opioids prescribed for people actually in pain has an addiction rate of 0.08%. The “opioid epidemic” sometimes turns into hysteria and is HURTING chronically the ill.
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THIS!!! YES!
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Lowering deaths from car crashes is also an excellent idea.
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