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Posted on 1/28/14 at 1:41 pm to 13AMS
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I am not surprised to hear this at all. I called on him and all the docs in that practice several years ago. I pushed schedule 2's (morphine) and would see their numbers ever month. The only way you could get this guy to write anything other than oxy was to be a female and agree to frick him. What a shame.
How do these people think they can get away with this shite? Surely somebody somewhere is tracking these trends or will track them eventually. They can't be this dumb/naive.
Posted on 1/30/14 at 12:21 am to TigeRoots
All scheduled prescriptions filled in Louisiana are recorded in a Prescription monitoring system. If anyone prescribers here are interested, go to the LA board of pharmacy website and look for PMP. Eligible prescribers have to register and take a course to get access. I am an NP and we can prescribed schedules 2-5 with a DEA. (2's with permission from state board if your practice merits a need for those prescriptions, such as for ADHD, etc. ) Scedule 1's are only prescribed for research not routine patient care. And anyone prescribing them has to have DEA special permission. We are restricted from prescribing for family and for weight loss or chronic pain (ironically with the exception of those with special permission to prescribe in a pain management type clinic. This has nothing to do with PAs or NPs or MDs prescribing authority if it is used appropriately and within scope of practice and the law. It has everything to do with greed or whatever else drives people break the law to get rich. Sadly it appears these folks looked like normal folks and they have kids too.. Which is the saddest part of all. Bet they'd never want their own kids to be on the receiving end of the drugs they were selling. Wow.
Posted on 1/30/14 at 9:17 am to Bebandit
I love how People in this thread are blaming others for their loved ones becoming addicted to pain pills. News flash it's your loved ones who are at fault, it was a decision they made. My mother is a complete junky when it comes to these pills, she makes that choice and it wouldn't matter if all pain pills where banned she would find something else to get high on, just like all druggies do/would.
My advice quit blaming others for the mistakes of your loved ones.
All these drugs should be over the counter and we should stop wasting time trying to enforce any prohibition of drugs. It's a waste of time and resources. Drug addicts don't care if something is illegal they will do it anyways.think about it like this, how many people do you know addicted to heroin? If we made heroin legal tomorrow how many of the people you know not addicted would go out and shoot up some heroin? None, know why? People don't not use drugs because it's illegal, they don't use it because they aren't junkies. Now think about the people that would use Heroin, do they care that it is illegal? Hell no, so what is the point of wasting all the money on the failed war on drugs?
Now I'm not excusing the idiots in the op of what they did, they broke the existing law and should be punished as so. But for the love of god people in this thread need to stop blaming others for the failures of their family and friends. Btw this is not addressed to any one person, just the five or so posters that are whining about loved one's addicted and the drug problem in BR.
And to save somebody the trouble
Tl/dr/csb/poli board.
My advice quit blaming others for the mistakes of your loved ones.
All these drugs should be over the counter and we should stop wasting time trying to enforce any prohibition of drugs. It's a waste of time and resources. Drug addicts don't care if something is illegal they will do it anyways.think about it like this, how many people do you know addicted to heroin? If we made heroin legal tomorrow how many of the people you know not addicted would go out and shoot up some heroin? None, know why? People don't not use drugs because it's illegal, they don't use it because they aren't junkies. Now think about the people that would use Heroin, do they care that it is illegal? Hell no, so what is the point of wasting all the money on the failed war on drugs?
Now I'm not excusing the idiots in the op of what they did, they broke the existing law and should be punished as so. But for the love of god people in this thread need to stop blaming others for the failures of their family and friends. Btw this is not addressed to any one person, just the five or so posters that are whining about loved one's addicted and the drug problem in BR.
And to save somebody the trouble
Tl/dr/csb/poli board.
Posted on 1/30/14 at 10:05 am to lsu777
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I love how People in this thread are blaming others for their loved ones becoming addicted to pain pills. News flash it's your loved ones who are at fault, it was a decision they made. My mother is a complete junky when it comes to these pills, she makes that choice and it wouldn't matter if all pain pills where banned she would find something else to get high on, just like all druggies do/would.
I agree with "most" of your post but you need to have a little sympathy for those who have lost a sibling dude. The guy who lost a sibling to drugs has a good point because if these drugs were not available on the street he/she would never have gotten addicted and overdosed. I agree it is a personal decision one makes whether to use or not but you do not know what pushed that person over the edge to do what they did to kill themselves. A little empathy lsu777 goes a long way. You are way too harsh in your judgement of others when you know NOTHING about that person or the struggles they have had to deal with.
This post was edited on 1/30/14 at 10:05 am
Posted on 1/30/14 at 10:17 am to Mie2cents
the person would have found somehting else to get high on or od on. addicts tend to do that. and sorry i dont have empathy at all. I am sorry he lost a sibling but I dont blame the drugs, I blame the person.
like i said i understand this better then most due to my real mother being a junkie.
like i said i understand this better then most due to my real mother being a junkie.
Posted on 1/30/14 at 10:39 am to Come2Conquer
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that place isn't some kind of pill mill or anything.
Yes it is. Or at least it was a few years ago. Then the DEA cracked down on them and they ended up discharging a lot of their patients and cleaned house a little.
Eta: 13AMS's post reinforces what I said. This place is/was a pill mill.
This post was edited on 1/30/14 at 10:54 am
Posted on 1/30/14 at 11:31 am to lsu777
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I love how People in this thread are blaming others for their loved ones becoming addicted to pain pills.
Of course it's the fault of the addict. My brother was cruising along fine when after a terrible accident, he got hooked on painkillers in long term care. From there, it was a two year cycle of addiction and despair. And ultimately, death.
My viewpoint takes in THE TOTALITY of the issue however. His self-destructive behavior did not take place in a vacuum. There were many who enabled his behavior. Including people like this who owned nice homes and the accoutrements of success on the misery and addiction of others. They aren't to blame for the behavior of others, but they sure as hell are part of the problem.
Posted on 1/30/14 at 2:10 pm to Lsupimp
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They aren't to blame for the behavior of others, but they sure as hell are part of the problem.
Well said pimp. Sorry for your loss. I couldn't imagine. Peace to you bro.
Posted on 1/30/14 at 2:13 pm to MRTigerFan
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Yes it is. Or at least it was a few years ago. Then the DEA cracked down on them and they ended up discharging a lot of their patients and cleaned house a little. Eta: 13AMS's post reinforces what I said. This place is/was a pill mill.
I know someone who goes there for long term cancer care and has to supply a drug screen and have insurance. Pill mills require no insurance so they can skate above the law even though all pills should be documented. Show me a link or an article where they got cracked down by the DEA. I would love to know more.
Posted on 1/30/14 at 11:45 pm to lsu777
With you on the whole legalizing drugs LSU777. We could tax them and regulate similar to ETOH and probably wipe out a HUGE crime element in the US. Think how much crime is driven by drug acquisition, sales, stealing, blackmailing, smuggling, etc. I do think addicts will find drugs or whatever regardless of the law. These people just piss me off because they give good practitoners a bad name and were using the system to make a nice life for themselves-- all the while leading the church marriage ministry and cub scouts, etc. it's scary as a parent. Makes you not really trust anyone. I have more sympathy for addicts than those who are getting rich illegally all the while living like hypocrits.
Posted on 11/5/21 at 10:08 pm to Bebandit
Bump
Posted on 11/5/21 at 10:43 pm to BigDickJoeyB
You need to explain this bump before I ban your arse
Posted on 11/5/21 at 10:46 pm to biglego
I ain’t gotta explain shite. I’m just wondering what happened
Posted on 11/5/21 at 11:07 pm to BigDickJoeyB
Damn, this was 7 years ago. An update would be nice. I didn't notice the dates until I was reading and saw my own posts. After a few drinks tonight, I was a little WTF? 
Posted on 11/5/21 at 11:19 pm to SmackoverHawg
Anyone knows where these peeps are at now
Posted on 11/5/21 at 11:22 pm to BigDickJoeyB
You’re outta here, son.
Posted on 11/5/21 at 11:22 pm to BigDickJoeyB
What a bump
Posted on 11/5/21 at 11:25 pm to barbie150
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39 Testosterone Prescriptions for 2,263mg X street value of $15.00/mg-$33,945 Total Street Value=$1,379,595.00
All of the other street values seemed accurate, but $15/mg for testosterone? Absolutely not. Maybe per mL. 39 vials of testosterone is not bringing in nearly $1.5mil
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