Tryanny, alive and well in America?

Ariel Lipsen's neck would, allegedly caused when she was struck with a rifle stock by a DEA agent.  (Source: Tom Cochran)DEA retroactively gets warrant after violent, botched raid on wrong address

http://www.policestateusa.com/2014/purple-zone-raid/

from the article:

ALPINE, TX — Federal agents violently raided a tobacco shop, unnecessarily broke down a door, tampered with surveillance cameras, and allegedly cracked a woman in the neck with a rifle stock.  In the process, they also raided a neighbor’s home, only to later cover their tracks by acquiring a warrant retroactively.  The carnival of injustice was completed when witnesses were ordered to recant their stories under penalty of law.

Agents were ready with a steel battering ram, but were sure to first disconnect the surveillance cameras and face them toward the walls, before smashing in the door.

Apparently these officers wanted to make sure that their style of justice is BLIND

After the raid on Branson’s home had begun, they sought out and acquired a warrant, retroactively, for his address.  One was issued at 11:58 a.m., well after the agents broke through Branson’s wooden gate and invaded his home.

Lipsen agreed to a plea deal in September in exchange for serving no jail time. To date, she’s lost over $100,000 on legal bills and seized property, and wants to get on with her life. “I never wanted to aggravate anybody,” says Lipsen. “I don’t do this for fun. This isn’t a hobby, this is how I support myself. This is how I live.” Of her relationship with the town of Alpine, “I love it here, but it’s become toxic.”

The LIARS in charge of our legal system

Is the war on drug unconstitutional ?

From the very beginning of our country our forefathers declared that we have the unalienable right to the pursuit of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Does anyone believe that our forefathers believed that “life”… meant the basic right to exist and breath.. or the pursuit of a quality of life. And the word liberty .. the right to pursue the “AMERICAN DREAM” ? and the word happiness.. from Webster’s :

hap·pi·ness

noun \ˈha-pē-nəs\

: the state of being happy

: an experience that makes you happy

 Full Definition of HAPPINESS
1
obsolete :  good fortune :  prosperity
2

a :  a state of well-being and contentment :  joy

b :  a pleasurable or satisfying experience

Of course back in the late 1700’s life expectancy was in the mid-late 30’s.
Many/most of our founding Fathers “owned” slaves… and it took almost another 100 yrs and a civil war to abolish slavery
But discrimination continued for almost another 100 yrs until the Civil Rights Act 1964 was passed.. but that law didn’t create a instant panacea
I can remember vacationing with my parent in the mid-late 50’s in Virgina and seeing signs “Whites only” and “Blacks only” on water fountains, restrooms and other places.
The early part of the 20th century we seemed to have leaders in this country that was hell bent on raising the overall “morality” of our society..
First as the Harrison Narcotic Act 1914 .. that was highly influenced by the racism and bigotry that seem to predominate mindset of  many in our society
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Narcotics_Tax_Act.. in which the courts determined that opiate abuse/addiction was NOT A DISEASE … but a CRIME !
These same people moved on to creating a prohibition to alcohol – which is a drug –  in 1920

National prohibition of alcohol (1920-33)—the “noble experiment”—was undertaken to reduce crime and corruption, solve social problems, reduce the tax burden created by prisons and poorhouses, and improve health and hygiene in America. The results of that experiment clearly indicate that it was a miserable failure on all counts. The evidence affirms sound economic theory, which predicts that prohibition of mutually beneficial exchanges is doomed to failure.

The lessons of Prohibition remain important today. They apply not only to the debate over the war on drugs but also to the mounting efforts to drastically reduce access to alcohol and tobacco and to such issues as censorship and bans on insider trading, abortion, and gambling.[1]

Although consumption of alcohol fell at the beginning of Prohibition, it subsequently increased. Alcohol became more dangerous to consume; crime increased and became “organized”; the court and prison systems were stretched to the breaking point; and corruption of public officials was rampant. No measurable gains were made in productivity or reduced absenteeism. Prohibition removed a significant source of tax revenue and greatly increased government spending. It led many drinkers to switch to opium, marijuana, patent medicines, cocaine, and other dangerous substances that they would have been unlikely to encounter in the absence of Prohibition.

In 1964 the Civil Rights Act was pass to prohibit discrimination of various “classes” of citizens with our society.

In 1970 we have the BNDD (Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs) coming on the scene.. this is basically the “declaration” of the war on drugs. The BNDD a couple of years later became the  infamous DEA that we are dealing with today.

In 1971 the BNDD was composed of 1,500 agents and had a budget of some $43 million (which was more than fourteen times the size of the budget of the former Bureau of Narcotics).

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is a component of the Department of Justice, along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. Marshals Service, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and others.  The DEA is headed by an Administrator who is appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.

DEA Staffing and Appropriations
FY 1972-2014 (All Sources)
Year
Total Employees
Special Agents
Support Staff
Budget
($ in Millions)
2014 11,025 5,234 5,791 $2,867
2013 11,053 5,250 5,803 $2,771
2012 11,116 5,314 5,802 $2,880
2011 11,082 5,356 5,726 $2,815
2010 10,905 5,293 5,615 $2,796
2009 10,784 5,233 5,551 $2,624
2008 10,774 5,223 5,551 $2,494
2007 10,759 5,235 5,524 $2,346
2006 10,891 5,320 5,571 $2,285
2005 10,893 5,296 5,597 $2,142
2004 10,564 5,194 5,370 $2,039
2003 9,725 4,841 4,884 $1,892
2002 9,388 4,625 4,763 $1,794
2001 9,209 4,601 4,608 $1,697
2000 9,141 4,566 4,575 $1,587
1999 9,046 4,527 4,519 $1,477
1998 8,452 4,214 4,238 $1,384
1997 7,872 3,969 3,903 $1,238
1996 7,369 3,708 3,661 $1,050
1995 7,389 3,889 3,500 $1,001
1994 7,049 3,611 3,438 $970
1993 7,266 3,518 3,748 $921
1992 7,264 3,696 3,568 $910
1991 7,096 3,615 3,481 $875
1990 6,274 3,191 3,083 $654
1989 5,926 2,969 2,957 $598
1988 5,740 2,899 2,841 $523
1987 5,710 2,879 2,831 $774
1986 4,925 2,440 2,485 $394
1985 4,936 2,234 2,702 $362
1984 4,093 1,963 2,130 $327
1983 4,013 1,896 2,117 $284
1982 4,013 1,896 2,117 $244
1981 4,167 1,964 2,203 $220
1980 4,149 1,941 2,208 $207
1979 4,288 1,984 2,304 $200
1978 4,440 2,054 2,386 $192
1977 4,439 2,141 2,298 $173
1976 4,337 2,141 2,196 $161
1975 4,286 2,135 2,151 $141
1974 4,075 2,231 1,844 $116
1973 2,898 1,470 1,428 $75
1972 2,775 1,470 1,305 $65

So in its 45 yr history the DEA has a 7-8 fold increase in the number of employees .. while our population has increased from abt 200 million to 300 million.

In 1990 Congress passed the Americans with Disability Act .. which basically extended the Civil Rights Act to those that are consider disabled under the act.

So today, we have at least 100 million people that qualify as “disabled” under the act and the medical industry has determined that all addictions are a mental health disease. Yet Congress fails to act… as the DOJ and the DEA continue to arrest and make criminals out of those in our society that are mentally ill and put them in jail.

I just wonder how many chronic pain pts that are home, bed, chair confined because they can’t get adequate treatment for their disease… feels like they have a unalienable right to the pursuit of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

It would appear that the only ones experiencing “happiness” from this war on drugs .. is those narcissistic/sadistic DEA agents… busting down doors of the mentally ill and intimidating their registrants (wholesalers, prescribers, pharmacies, Pharmacists) into denying those with a legal medical necessity for these controlled drugs.

The LIARS in charge of our legal system

licensedtolieYou would think that since a vast majority of these drugs come from south of the border.. it would be a priority to close/secure our southern border. Anybody see any progress on that ?

Bondi comes out against enslavement and abuse of people !


Bondi says she is against people being enslaved and abused.. Unless she is doing the same to those in the chronic pain community

Maybe she needs to look in the mirror to see what an enslaver and abuser looks like…

The LIARS in charge of our legal system

licensedtolieWhen Washington overlords (federal prosecutors) break rules, wreck lives

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2014/10/22/when-washington-overlords-federal-prosecutors-break-rules-wreck-lives/

http://licensedtolie.com/

A group of Washington overlords — federal prosecutors — sometimes break rules and wreck people’s lives.

President Obama may soon appoint one of them to be America’s next attorney general.

Was Shakespeare right ?

All:
God save your majesty!

Cade:
I thank you, good people—there shall be no money; all shall eat
and drink on my score, and I will apparel them all in one livery,
that they may agree like brothers, and worship me their lord.

Dick:
The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.

Cade:
Nay, that I mean to do.

Henry The Sixth, Part 2 Act 4, scene 2, 71–78

This Stossel segment that was on Fox Business last night… explains a lot of what we have to deal with as individuals within our society..  I don’t have the schedule but Stossel’s shows usually repeat over the weekend on either Foxnews or Foxbusiness.  IMO.. definitely worth the watch..  You will go away from the show.. wondering .. how do we deal with this.. since all of these lying attorneys are NOT ELECTED Federal bureaucrats…

 

I thought that being treated like a dog was a bad thing ?

stevemailboxHowever, I just had the worse weekend of my life.  My beloved
Rottweiler and close companion started screaming in pain last Friday
night.  He could barely move and I just tried to comfort him as best as
I could until the vet would be open on Monday.  On monday I took him to
be put down as I couldn’t stand to watch him suffering.  The vet and
technician were absolutely awesome and let me know there was no reason
to put him down.  He obviously is suffering from severe arthritis but
with proper steroids and pain medication he can be made comfortable. 
Now granted this is a dog I love dearly – but the vet can give him pain
medication and controls to!

As I watched my poor loved dog suffering I had to wonder what is wrong
with our society?  We are so concerned about saving an addicts life
that we are willing to let honest, in pain, suffering humans have not
the relief we are able to give!  Forget the addicts – if they want to
die so be it!  We need to stop unnecessary suffering. To a lot of
people he was jut a dog but he woke my eyes up!  No one deserves to
suffer to help people justify their jobs – forget the addicts and focus
on human suffering! The Canine Dog Training is what some people go for to get their dog well behaved from a young age itself.

Fortunately my dog is still with me but he is getting the medicines he
needs that most humans can’t right now!  He has gone from crying and
screaming nonstop to less than 2 times in a 24 hour period!  Is it
because it is a vet my dog can be taken care of?  Some thing is
definitely wrong!  Don’t get me wrong, i love my dog but lets treat
humans just as humane!

The system failed… a person died.. O WELL !

Man Calls a Suicide Prevention Hotline, SWAT Team Shows Up and Kills Him

Roy, Utah – A Roy, Utah man, Jose Calzada, 35, placed a call to a suicide prevention hotline at 4:00 a.m. Tuesday morning and threatened to kill himself, seven hour later he was shot and killed by police, according to law enforcement.

The first tragic mistake in this case was made when the Weber County Consolidated Dispatch Center sent officers to the residence rather than some type of crisis response team trained to deal with suicidal individuals.

Often police go into these situations with an ingrained mentality of looking at citizens as threats to the safety of the officers and thus feel empowered and justified to use lethal force as the suicidal person has already threatened to kill someone, themselves.

Gwynn went on to state, “We encourage those having suicidal thoughts or tendencies to contact a physician or expert that can talk them through it. In this particular case he attempted to do that — it’s unfortunate and sad that it failed.”

In every confrontation there seems to be two sides… law enforcement/soldier and THE ENEMY..but this is a not a VIDEO GAME… people DIE !

I couldn’t make all of these up not that good a imagination

stevemailboxOur pain mgmt doc is in another city, which unfortunately, is in another county (because I can’t find a doctor in our town worth anything). The pharmacist here in town has now said that I need to go to Walgreens near the doctor (even though the same pharmacist has been filling the same script from the same doctor for years). The pharmacist near the doctor says I need to go to the Walgreens near my house. If I try going to a different chain, they tell me they won’t or can’t fill it for any number of reasons and that I should stick with Walgreens. I can’t seem to catch a break. I have been lied to and have heard so many excuses–I am so frustrated. I hate being treated like a criminal for needing medication that improves my quality of life.

Yesterday, when we went to the pharmacy near the doctor (which by some miracle, filled our script last month), they told us they wouldn’t fill for us. When I asked why they wouldn’t fill, the technician said I would need to talk to the pharmacist. When the pharmacist (who was also the pharmacy manager–her picture is on the wall) got to the counter, and I asked what the policy said, she just told me that she would have to get a manager. She called over the intercom for the store manager. Someone eventually came back to the pharmacy, but I sincerely doubt they were the manager. That “manager” asked if they could help me. I started to ask what the policy said about scheduled narcotics (so that I could understand why they were turning me away–so that I could genuinely find out where I needed to go and what I needed to do) she told me that they don’t fill any narcotics anymore. Totally confused at this point, I asked her when that happened, and she said “at the beginning of the month.” I knew she just totally lied to my face, because she didn’t want to be bothered to answer my legitimate questions. The pharmacist didn’t want to be bothered either. They didn’t care that I have been a Walgreens customer for many, many years. I was so distraught that I started to cry. I just had to turn around and leave. I couldn’t take their lack of courtesy anymore.

I find it amazing… the PIC (Pharmacist in Charge) of the Rx dept calls the front end store manager to handle this.. The front end manager has NO LEGAL AUTHORITY IN THE RX DEPT… Would suggest that this Pharmacist is FED UP with Walgreen’s policies and tired of dealing with pts over it… or she lacks a BACK BONE

 

The BROAD REACH of the ADA

ADA : Wal-Mart Stores East Will Pay to $72,500 to Settle EEOC Disability Discrimination Lawsuit

http://www.4-traders.com/ADA-6654966/news/ADA–Wal-Mart-Stores-East-Will-Pay-to-72500-to-Settle-EEOC-Disability-Discrimination-Lawsuit-19248869/

Retailer Refused to Reasonably Accommodate Applicant With End-Stage Renal Disease, Federal Agency Charged

According to the EEOC’s suit, an assistant store manager at the Walmart store in Cockeysville, Md., offered Laura Jones a job as an evening sales associate, contingent on Jones passing a urinalysis test for illegal drugs. After Jones advised that she cannot produce urine because she has end-stage renal disease, the assistant store manager told her to ask the designated drug testing company about alternate tests, the EEOC said. According to the complaint, Jones went to the drug testing facility the same day and learned that the facility could do other drug tests if the employer requested it. Jones relayed this information to the Walmart assistant store manager, but management refused to order an alternative drug test. Jones’s application was closed for failing to take a urinalysis within 24 hours.

Just a guess.. this pt is REALLY PISSED !

davidgoliathI didn’t tell you all what happened, AGAIN, at Walgreens yesterday.
It’s gonna blow your damn minds!!

So, I get my meds every 2 weeks, exactly 15 days at a time.
It was day 15 yesterday, so I went to my regular Walgreens home store, and the pharmacy manager was there, and he told me that he didn’t get them in, he’s been trying for 3 weeks, and hasn’t gotten them.
But, he again, told me to go to the dreaded Bee Ridge and Beneva store.
I say dreaded because of the consistent treatment I get at that store. I posted just a few weeks ago, what happened to me and an old man as well.
I HATE this store. BUt, I was TOLD to go there, that they had them.
So I go, almost crying on the way there, I go in, I’m nice, I hand the girl my scripts and ID, and she starts typing in the computer and says she has to see if they have them by talking to the pharmacist whose name is xxxxx (Not completely sure of the last name spelling because he REFUSED to show me his badge).
xxxx says to me that he “doesn’t feel comfortable” filling one of the scripts, and because they have to be filled together, I’m not getting my meds.
I remind xxxx of the ADA and Civil Rights laws, that he’s violating my civil rights under these 2 laws, and xxx proceeds to throw THE BIGGEST TEMPER TANTRUM I’ve seen since Sebastian was 5.
He started yelling and screaming at me, slamming his hands on the counter, and when I say screaming, I mean screaming, yelling so loud, that I’m sure people in the front of the store heard him.
I remained calm, but raised my voice in return, and reminded xxxx of the laws again, and told him that because of what he’s doing, I can report him to the board of pharmacy and medical licensing board as well, and he can lose his pharmacist license over this and his outrageous behavior.
xxxx then informs me that he’s been threatened with the Supreme Court before, and he’s not afraid of ME. He made the me very loud and clear which is why I cap’d it.
I told xxxx that when I go home, that I would be filing multiple complaints to Walgreens corporate, the ADA at the justice department, the BOP and medical licensing boards, and also with my insurance company, UnitedHealthcare. The reason for filing a complaint with my insurance is because Walgreens has a contract with the insurance providers. Under that contract, they are OBLIGATED to fill valid, on-time prescriptions for medications that my insurance covers.
He said “Go right ahead and file your complaints, and I’ll ban you from ALL Walgreens for the next 3 months! I have that power! I have the authority to do that!”
So I calmly said to xxxxx, “Then do it. Right now. Do it. I’m sick and tired of this store playing with my life, so do it, ban me, please, it will just make my complaints all that much stronger.”
xxxx then got on the phone and asked for a manager to come to the pharmacy. He basically had had it with me, and wanted a manager to throw me out of the store.
The assistant manager comes, and tells me she can’t force him to fill them, but come back at 3 pm when xxxxx, the pharmacy manger is on duty, and she can over-ride xxxxx’s “notes”, if she chooses.
I thank her very much for her time and information, and I leave planning to go back at 3pm.

I got home around noon and immediately started filing my complaints.
The ADA makes it SO easy to do, they say right on their website that you can fill out forms and mail or fax them back, but the quickest way is to email them.
The ADA’s complaint email address is at the US department of justice.
Hahahah! I love that!
So I file all my complaints, call my insurance company and file a “quality of care” complaint because being denied my medications means that I will be in excessive pain, and because I’m being denied my pain meds, that my body will start to go into withdrawals.
There’s no easy way to say that to anyone. I take and have been taking, heavy duty narcotic pain meds since early 2000.
My body is used to them, and sadly, my body is yes, addicted to them.
I take my meds as prescribed, I don’t “get high”, they don’t ever, nor have they ever, gotten me “high”, but when your body is denied them, your body goes into the worst, ugliest withdrawals.
I’m not going to describe for you what that all means, look it up, or if you’re super curious, message me and I’ll tell you, but you will be horrified, and sorry, grossed out.
It’s a truly ugly thing that happens.

My insurance company rep that I spoke to couldn’t believe it, so she asked me for their address and phone number and she called them herself.
xxxx gave her the same exact line.
“I don’t feel comfortable filling them, and by law, that’s all I have to say, end of story”.
The rep couldn’t believe what she was hearing.
Here she is, the insurance company that they are contracted and obligated with, calling on their member’s behalf, and the pharmacist,xxxx, still stuck to his bullshit line.
I say bullshit because the only LEGAL AND VALID EXCUSES that a pharmacist can give ANYONE, is that A) this medication will interact badly with other meds that you take, and B) because some of the ingredients we know you’re allergic to, so this med may cause an allergic reaction.
That’s it, those are the ONLY 2 valid and legal excuses they can give.
Simply saying, “I don’t feel comfortable”, is against the ADA and Civil Rights laws, and against their contracts with ALL insurance providers.
So I file my final complaint with my insurance company and then wait until 3pm and hope that xxxxx will take mercy on me and fill my scripts.

**Mind blowing part here**
We had some friends friends over yesterday, their car was being worked on here, and they came up with the idea to not only go in the store with me, but FILM IT.
So I said sure, because nobody will believe what happens to me at this Walgreens, it’s crazy, makes me feel like I’m going crazy.
So around 3:15pm we leave, that gave xxxxx the pharmacy manager time to get there and go through all her official emails which probably did include my complaint.
This complaint makes about the 23rd complaint I’ve made against this store in the last year, 14 of which are in the last 6 months alone.
We go in, my friend Nick is by my side to help me do the talking should they deny me again, and his girlfriend Katrina was standing there with her iphone filming the whole thing.
I hand my scripts to the pharmacy tech xxxxx, she types my name and id into the computer, and then goes to ask if they have them in stock.
xxxx IS STILL THERE. HE SEES THE SCRIPTS WITH MY NAME ON THEM AND OUTRIGHT TELLS xxxxx TO LIE TO ME AND SAY THEY DON’T HAVE ANY.
xxxxx comes back and says that, they don’t have any in stock.
Nick asks her so nicely and politely, and sweetly, “Is there another store we can go to? My friend needs her medication. This is a medical health crisis. Without these medications, my friend will end up in the ER by tomorrow morning, if not sooner, please helps us.”
She says to him, “Let me check with the other pharmacist” and goes off to ask xxxxx.
xxxxx brings them back over to xxxxx’s counter and says, “We have them fill them”.
!!!!!!!!!
xxxxx then tells us that it will be about an hour. Nick says thank you so very much, he even says thank you to xxxxx, and we leave.
At this point in the day, I was in serious pain, so bad, I had to walk with my cane for stability. I HATE using my cane, but I could barely stand up anymore, so I used my cane to walk into and out of that store, and even used it to get around my house until it was time to go back, and I had to use it then as well.

WE GOT THE WHOLE THING ON VIDEO!!!!!!!!
We got xxxxx telling xxxxx to LIE to me and say they didn’t have them in stock.
We got xxxxx saying we have them, fill them.
WE GOT THIS WHOLE THING ON VIDEO.
I now have the proof that I’ve been lacking for so long against Walgreens and their treatment of me.
Their blatant discrimination and outright lying to me, constantly.

A supervisor did call me yesterday and wanted to talk, but funny, Walgreens had a system wide failure with their phone system, and you couldn’t get through.
I tried to call him back at the store he was at yesterday for almost 7 and a half hours, so many attempts, I killed the battery on my phone.
I called that store this morning, and one of my all time fave pharmacists from their company, xxxxx, answered, I told her that xxxxx had called me yesterday, but I couldn’t get through because of their phone system. She apologized for the phone issues, but surprisingly, xxxxx was at that store again today.
So I told xxxxx my whole story of happened with xxxx, his behavior, mine, the whole shebang!
xxxxx was angry that xxxxx had threatened me with a 3 month ban, he said that “floater pharmacists”, do NOT have that kind of power or authority, and was just basically overall disgusted by what happened with xxxx.
Then I told him what happened at 3pm, and that we have it on video.
And then I told him that I’ve completely had it with this store’s consistent discrimination and treatment of me, and now that I have PROOF on video, I’m willing to go all the way with it, and I told him that my friend who went with me knows of an excellent malpractice attorney, and we will be calling him within the next 24 hours.
xxxxx said to me, “I’m going to call that stores PIC (pharmacist in charge), as well as the entire company’s pharmacy supervisor right now and someone will be calling you back ASAP”.
I said “Good, I hope to hear from someone, because I’m sick of this crap, I’ve had it, I’m over it, and now that I have video proof of what they do to me, I’m going all the way against Walgreens. That store, those pharmacists, and Walgreens as a whole, for telling me yesterday, that “they will stand behind every action of their pharmacists”.
Does that include the outrageous temper tantrum xxx had which is on their store’s video monitoring system?
Oh, I hope so. I hope that they watch xxxxx’s actions yesterday, and I can only HOPE that their monitoring system also captures sound, because xxxxx’s physical gestures, sure are pretty awesome as far as temper tantrums go, but it’s all the things that he said to me that make it even better.
And then what happened at 3pm, I hope that’s on there too. xxxxx telling xxxxx to LIE to me and say they don’t have them, and then xxxxx saying “we have them, fill them”.
I hope that everything is on their system.
I have my video proof, they need to seriously look and listen to theirs, the fit he threw, the things that he said, his refusal to give me his name and I asked for his name like this, “Please either tell me your name, or show me your badge”.
I had to ask him that no less than 7-8 times, and then he finally SCREAMED his name at me, xxxxx
I’m sure a lot of people thought that maybe my posts talking about what happens at Walgreens were overblown, or exaggerated, well, now I have video proof.
I can’t post the video though, I’m sorry. It has to be shown to my new attorney first, and then he may put a gag order on it and tell me that I can’t show it to anyone because it’s now crucial evidence in our case against Walgreens.

I was so hoping the day would come when I could catch them doing this to me, and many, many thanks to Nick and Katrina for actually helping me get not only the proof I needed, but getting my medications.
If Nick hadn’t been there and been the one to talk, I probably wouldn’t have gotten them again. I probably would have been told repeatedly, that they didn’t have them in stock.
Nick just knows how to talk to people, and he really did that so well yesterday. He even told me that if we didn’t get them, that he’d be the one to take me to the ER, and he’d stay with me.
He of course, did say that while we were standing there waiting for xxxxx to talk to xxxxx.
Nick just knows what to do, period. And I’m just so glad that I had him on my side yesterday or it would have been another time going without my meds and ending up in the hospital.

But, I have proof now bitches!!! Hahahahahahahaha!
Screw you Walgreens!
I got you on video blatantly discriminating and lying to me!
Eat it!!!

Former (disgruntled) employee causes licensing board investigation

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Apparently Dr Ibsen turned over 3600 pages of evidence for this hearing

Apparently the compliance specialist wasn’t happy or didn’t want to deal with all those records… so apparently “pulled out” 800 pages that would prove the Medical Licensing Board’s case against Dr Ibsen.. Are we playing WHEEL OF FORTUNE here.. show certain parts of the larger picture and you are expected to GUESS WHAT THE WHOLE PICTURE IS ?

I am not sure if this licensing board is just lazy, incompetent or just figured they could use “smoke & mirrors” to prove their point… Needless say, besides Dr Ibsen’s livelihood… there could be very serious consequences for all the chronic pain pts that could no longer have a healthcare professional to take care of their chronic pain.offtherails

Is this just another example of our war on drugs/patients going off the rails ?