I want to know how this illegal drug crisis came to denying pain meds for millions, and the decimation of providers by a weaponized DEA?
Do we have to be addicts to get treated for pain?
Why did #suboxone become a govt preferred opioid?
Dying and suffering want to know.
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@SenAlexander@BenSasse@SenSasse@SenTomCotton@SenJohnKennedy@MarshaBlackburn@RepDanCrenshaw@Jim_Jordan@RepCummings Denying prescription meds to address an illegal drug crisis turned sufferers into felons. Hear the stories of cancer pts, vets, elderly, disabled. Help us.
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No. I'd like to know more about what I'm supposed to do with my undertreated medical condition, because
#opioidhysteria makes addicts' lives more important than mine. I am losing my battle to stay upright and functional daily. What am I supposed to do? Tell me. - 1 more reply
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Addict refers to add(ed) something and said it. Like an opioid use or induced diagnosis walking into self-help and identifying as an addict from adding a meeting. Most larger hospitals actually have a lot of satalight locations. A no could mean the one you talk to doesnt know.
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