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There are several laws that should protect pts like you.. but .. none of the bureaucrats have any interest in enforcing them… CVS has so much business that they could care less if they lose pts that take C-II’s… The only “quick fix” is to change pharmacies … here is a website that will find independent pharmacies by zip code and distance.. https://ncpa.org/pharmacy-locator using the CVS’ zip code that was at the bottom of your email… there are a couple of independent pharmacies <1 mile from them and a total of 13 within 5 miles and I searched for independent pharmacies that has delivery…. and since you said that you walk to CVS … they must be close to your home…
contact those on the list that the website produces… tell them that you want to transfer all your meds and ask them if they will/can sync all your meds so that they are all filled on the same day every month and if in fact that they do deliver. Syncing your meds will help make sure that you don’t run out of your meds and they have them in inventory when your refills are due… it is a win-win for everyone involved.
Independent pharmacies – most likely you will be dealing with the Pharmacist owner… and they typically have very little turnover in staff… you know them and they know you. I had my own independent pharmacy for 20 yrs – I know the mindset and we patronize a independent pharmacy for our Rx needs.
Please keep me in the loop … if/when you find a new pharmacy that will take care of you and your medications properly
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Hopkinsville, Kentucky
By Andrew J Hohenthaner, CFO, APDF
January 18, 2022
After the CDC released its 2016 guidelines titled, ‘CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain’, the Trump Administration declared war on prescribed pain medicine by vowing to, “liberate the United States from the opioid abuse.” The administration considered both the drug addicted population and adults dependent on daily pain medications equally as drug abusers. This action devastated the lives of nearly 40 million people who reported living with high-impact pain. Patient advocacy groups since have fought back, trying the maintain some form of improved quality of living.
Riding the wave of anti-opioid sentiments, the DOJ has aggressively pursued medical providers nationwide by subjectively accusing them of overprescribing; often accusing doctors of being drug dealers in white coats. The mistreatment of medical providers has now reached a new low.
The cruelest form of unintended consequences is the crackdown on facilities serving our precious children. The nation has over 2.1 million children suffering with chronic painful childhood diseases. Renowned children’s hospitals nationwide have all but banned using long term opioid therapy as a method for improving the quality of life for those aged 6-17 in severe constant pain.
David Jr., 10, recently succumbed to leukemia as a patient at the A.C. Green Cancer Center in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The oncologists fought diligently to win the battle against Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL) but ultimately lost. In his 10 years of living, David was cancer-free for just four months.
He dreamed of going outside and throwing a ball around or riding a bike through his neighborhood. He just wanted to be a kid. Yet, he was forced to live a life of extreme misery. He was forced to live that way because CDC guidelines suggested he might become addicted to opioids. David Jr. had severe and untreated pain that was with him nearly every day of his short life.
David’s parents contacted the American Pain and Disability Foundation to help advocate on David’s behalf. Working as a team, the assigned advocate was able to arrange an opioid therapy program that fit the needs of the patient, not the altruistic dogma of federal agencies.
It was almost too late for David, but he was able to live his last months in less suffering with the pain finally under control. His mother, Deb, stated, “We are so appreciative of the advocate and all the folks at APDF for making David’s last days his most exciting.”
It should not be a crime for doctors and physician assistants to treat pain by any means they deem appropriate based on their clinical experience and knowledge. Medical providers and cancer centers like the AC Green Cancer Center should not withhold pain treatment out of concern they will face the wrath of a DEA agent and the loss of their licenses to operate a medical practice. Primum non nocere.
The American Pain and Disability Foundation is a 501(c)(3) entity staffed by volunteers and funded by donations only. If you know of a pain sufferer that has been denied appropriate care, contact APDF at AmericanPainDisabilityFoundation.org or 833-554-PAIN(7246).
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I am not condemning nor condoning what is in this video… but there so much information out there that is suppose to be backed by SCIENCE… What I have heard in how COVID-19 pts were treated in the hospitals – somethings… I questioned… since COVID-19 showed up abt two years ago… the “science” in how those have it… should be treated… changed at least weekly ..if not more often. At some point in time… the “science” that was used to treat these pts seemed to morph into a form of “political science”. When we get to a point in time where a autopsy of how COVID-19 pts were treated can be performed… there may be a lot of surprises of how many things were done wrong and how many things that we should have done – were not because they were vilified by those pushing their version of “science”
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