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Huh?

I only go to one doctor and the same Walgreens I always go to. If you actually have legitimate injuries in your past then you shouldn't have to play games.

I wouldn't be getting multiple subs at a time

But over the 8 years or so i would say at least 10 different ones from a host a different doctors

Benefits of living in a populated area

And then there is the black market, i can find almost anything like this if i wanted too

Just usually prefered that my health care provider foot the bill

Take a dramamine if you take any Lortabs/ Hydrocodone/Oxy's... Completely gets rid of any stomach ache, nausea or anything like that.. It's a miracle worker.

That's true, but it's much more difficult nowadays because hospitals, pain clinics and doctors can keep track of you very easily. All they have to do is use the computer to pull up your history and see all the hospital visits you've ever taken and what excuses you were using to get drugs. I've visited all the hospitals in my area at least 30 times apiece over the years. They have a bulletin out for my name now since they're on to me. Even pharmacies too. Moving wont help because the computer system is nationwide.

That still didn't stop them from prescribing 100 Vicodin pills for a skin tag removal though. lol around here it's so easy to get pain meds; doctors hand them out like candy.

Yeah most don't care and i bet some doctors get pushed by the companies that make the pills to just move that shit and sit back and watch your chips stack

Most americans will say " yes sir " to that proposition

Very true. I have Medical Mutual insurance which is at the top of the line. Doctors may know my history but don't give a shit anyways. Ha. I haven't visited a hospital for drugs in about 6 years. Since then I had found a good OxyContin and NuBain dealer which is much cheaper. Eventually, my insurance was wondering what I was up to visiting all these hospitals. I basically had to stop.

But, it became too costly and it's been 4 years since I used them except for the surgery I had.

Yep. That's correct. Through Cofinity.

Yeah they are about to move me on the stuff without the acetaminophen as well. I've always been up front and honest with them when it comes to my drinking habits and that I wasn't going to just quit so they are talking about putting me on the straight stuff.

Before people that like pills think that is necessarily a good thing, the acetaminophen actually enhances the painkiller itself and actually makes it work quicker, so it's not exactly a good thing unless you care about your liver. That may be common knowledge but I didn't know about it until like a month ago.

Yeah whats different is the actual Hydrocodone in Vicodin,Lortabs,etc. The rest of the pill is acetaminophen aka Tylenol. Anywhere from 325-750mgs of acetaminophen in each pill.

I get cluster migraines as well. The worst pain in the world and like you I won't have them for months or years even but when they hit its like a ton of bricks. Vics or Oxy is the only thing that works!

They give vikes away like candy but they really aren't that strong.

Percocet is the best pain reliever going but it almost impossible to get and highly addictive. If you ask the doctor for it he thinks you are abusing it.

All of you taking opiods recreationally need to be careful. I had a patient OD and die two weeks ago. He only got one prescription from me, but was apparently getting prescriptions all over town and taking a handful at a time. Don't end up dead like that guy.

Houston is the pill capital of the U.S.