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#759665 - 09/04/08 03:16 PM
Re: I just recieved a seizure notice from customs,...
[Re: kserah]
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Registered: 08/18/08
Posts: 128
Loc: An eastern tower Across a burn...
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War on dugs and judges and doctors are giving up? The "war" is alive and well mate--you can't obtain good opioids anywhere; docs are scared shitless to prescribe OxyContin anymore. So I see you are happy on winning, war on drugs...good for you...just stating what I saw on showtime.... people are changing their views. I'm so glad you mentioned that, dawn. I got s script for it w/o a problem. If the condition calls for it and the previous treatments are no longer effective, doctors will and do prescribe it. In my state, doctors can get sued for UNDERTREATMENT of pain. In nursing school we were taught to ask the patient all the time if they were comfortable. When I was in the hospital last year the nurses asked me every time they came in if I were in pain. This business about doctors being scared to prescribe opioids is not the truth in entirety. Maybe for some, but the majority have no problem. Certainly not the doctors I've worked with or had as a patient. It's time to quit sounding like a broken record. The DEA is NOT after CP patients--far from it. Especially since research is showing how bad pain is for stress, high blood pressure, etc. they are scared in some places; in Ohio you can come to the ER carrying your arm and you'll be lucky to get more than tylenol. after waking up from surgery a couple years ago, my prescription was for children's cough syrup w/codeine! Needless to say I was in misery for a couple weeks. I am still angry about that one. Living in Florida and Nevada on the other hand was a completely different story. In Vegas, when I told the doctor I wasn't in pain anymore, he wrote a scrip for extra strength percs to hang on to 'just in case'. And that's the way it should be. Risk of someone abusing it? Whatever. Let them. What you take should be your own business. Keeping stuff from people who need it because someone who doesn't need it might get hold of it is bullshit.
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McCain? Really? Take a good hard look at what Bush has done to this country.
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#760733 - 09/06/08 12:44 PM
Re: I just recieved a seizure notice from customs,...
[Re: Jeremiah]
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Journeyman
Registered: 03/17/05
Posts: 46
Loc: netherlands
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I totally agree about Docs being afraid to prescribe meds anymore. 15 years ago, they were much more inclined to give meds to those that needed them, now the new thing is, "Just DEAL with it" My dad had open heart surgery, he was given 60 percs. he needed more, they told him to take tylenol. The man had his chest cracked open for Gods sake! as for LL. I wouldn't worry too much, just send next one to different address, as someone has already stated. We all get a little freaked out when getting one, you have to admit that, as a matter of fact, i will probably be geting onw soon..lol
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#761529 - 09/08/08 06:01 AM
Re: I just recieved a seizure notice from customs,...
[Re: stits]
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Registered: 01/20/08
Posts: 137
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I don't expect law enforcement to come and tell me that importing adrafinil is illegal, so please do not preach to me about illegal imports. The only time I heard from customs is for acomplia which is not even scheduled yet. I do think if people order benzos or adderal and that kind of stuff online, it is illegal yes, very much so, but it is probably a matter of drug addiction, and that is why people do it. drug addiction I imagine would be very scary, just as any addiction is. Like I would find it immensely difficult to give up my beloved mac computer, it is like an addiction to me, and in this way, I can understand how people who take meds feel like, especially when they have to order overseas. I still maintain though for a prosecution to occur, at least where I live and where human rights prevail, it difficult. To prosecute, you need proof, intent, and lots and lots of paperwork through the courts before a jail sentence is pronounced. Believe me, I know, my sister is married to an RCMP. The police is looking for gains made through illegal drug sales, not the poor little drug addict ordering through the mail who needs help to stop, not jail time.
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#864250 - 03/23/09 11:10 PM
Re: I just recieved a seizure notice from customs,...
[Re: 1881livia]
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GRAND Pooh-Bah
Registered: 06/29/08
Posts: 1618
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I do not believe that to be entirely true... a U.S. Postal inspector CAN open suspecious mail and packages. They use this to get warrants all the time. Laws changed the last few years. Every since the anthrax was used in plain mail envelopes, the postal inspector (federal mail police) can rip open anything that he might have a problem with. Fed-x and UPS can do it becauase you sign away your right to privacy by using their paid service, just as entering a courthouse gives them the right to search you for weapons. Privately owned companies do this for their own protection and the gov has had to start doing it because there are too many sick twisted people here in this nation that would send a letter full of anthrax or some other toxin to a grade school just to see how many kids got sick from the dispersal. dont blame your gov for these Rules, blame the twisted POS that enjoys killing kids and other unsuspecting innocents. and the media loves to talk about the collateral damage in afganistan....what about the damage here from out home grown terrorist? besides taking many lives, they are the ones that are taking your liberties and privileges as a citizen. Tim McVey should have been burned at the stake for what he did in Ok city.
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