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I like the New York Giants and I get crap for it all the time.... I hate the Doctors in New England or just docs in general they all look at you like you are a drug addict. What PISSES ME OFF is all these people that you hear about that don't take their pain medications and they are out there selling them and getting busted are ruining for the people that really need to take it with chronic debilitating pain diseases (DDD) such as myself. They give us all a bad name and so all doctors make you sign a contract with them to even give you your script and then piss test you. See the thing with my doctor is that she seems to think with all these fancy drug tests she does on me that cost tons of extra money for insurance companies that I fall in the category of a crack head in her mind and I have never seen the crap. Pisses me off so bad last time she did a UDS on me she did like three different kinds of Drug Screenings and that is ridiculous and found absolutely nothing due to the fact I do and take as told and don't abuse mistreat or misuse my medication at all... It is so hurtful that she does NOT understand the pain I am in....
Its nice to chat with you Ill try to keep up with you and just keep rooting for the teams that are your favorite and who cares what anyone else thinks due to the fact that, that is exactly why it is called a free country... Take Care MrsSourSoul1973View Thread



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Back to you, I know one year ago there was a lady that was 70yrs old and her doctor had passed away suddenly and the new doctor that she saw would not give her the medications that she was currently taking which were oxycodone, morphine, and anxiety medications with also a depression med.
For you though something must have gone wrong with not just insurance or your workers comp case but maybe they found something in your urine that you were not taking enough of or too much of I am not sure. I am just basing this on the fact that you do urine drug screens because most of the time they require it from anyone who is on meds such as yours.
I hope all works out for you in the end and you are not sick with withdrawals as I hear that they are pretty serious. Keep in touch Ill follow the discussion.
Sincerely,
SourSoul1973View Thread


My pain has gotten seriously worse, it is in my back, radiates to the nodule i have in my upper left buttocks near my spine, down into my hips and down into the numbness i feel all the way down to the left outer part of my left leg into my foot now where i am starting to get charlie horses daily.
Does anyone know what i could do or why i would be getting these charlie horses in my left foot because it seems to be effecting one leg more than the other.
Thank you again for replying lets keep this discussion going and if there is anything anyone needs on this discussion i am here for you. My goal right now is to get fixed to alleviate my pain, to graduate from my online Medical Billing and Coding with a certificate on March 3, 2013, and being my associates degree on March 4, 2013 for the following 10 months. Sorry it took me so long to get back to you, i have just been sick with a G.I. bug but i am back and this new year is hopefully going to bring me to the right direction that i need to be to get better so i can go on and be the successful Medical Biller and Coder that i can be. I want to be able to go to work and not be on disability for the rest of my life, i want to be in the work environment and i have always wanted to be in the medical field and here i am less than 10 weeks from graduating, so i do have accomplishments and goals i have set for myself i just need someone to understand me i need the right doctor and i am on my way now.
Best regards! SoreSoul1973View Thread
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