The costs of the opioid crisis are also seen in health providers treating babies born addicted to opioids, kids placed in foster care, parents who have lost children to an overdose, and veterans in chronic pain who are struggling with addiction.
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You really should leave chronic pain sufferers out of this argument. The opioids have drawbacks, but they're still the best products for intense pain.
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*Grandparents raising grandchildren in place of the parents. BTW, the state gives them no help with the cost.
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So where do all of these drugs come from? That should be a top priority and it is not just the pharmaceutical companies. You might look again at the Southern border.
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build the wall !!
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The people who profit off of opioids must be responsible for the entire cycle, including treatment for addiction. Only then will the initial conditions be managed to mitigate potential fatalities. For too long profit has been disconnected from the common community and impacts.
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It’s not an opioid epidemic. It’s an illicit Fentynal and heroin epidemic. The problem is the gave a budget and now they have to use it. Blame it on Opioids and take chronic pain patients off of the medications that work for them and give them suboxone so that they can justify it
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