loverofcode

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by loverofcode 9y ago
That is not true, first dentist have a higher suicide rate not because of the pain on people but because so many people hate to see them. It is never a pleasant experience. You also should be aware of the suicide rate in pain patients becau
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by loverofcode 9y ago
There is a difference between dependence and addiction. People who are in pain 24/7 rely on these medications and are being thrown into the streets because of the DEA, when if fact this is a direct result of the war on drugs. the fenta
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by loverofcode 9y ago
Untrue. this is a direct result of the war on drugs. the fentanyl and carfentanil coming from china are responsible. before these two were being imported at such high rates opioid deaths were 4,000 per year vs 400,000 for alcohol. Which at
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by loverofcode 9y ago
Tylonel accounts for a large number of deaths. Chronic pain patients have to take medications for the rest of their lives, it is safer to consume opiates than acetaminophen long term. Best would be nothing, but as long as there is a slow in
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by loverofcode 9y ago
PLEASE READ AND PUSH TO THE TOP!! this is a direct result of the war on drugs. the fentanyl and carfentanil coming from china are responsible. before these two were being imported at such high rates opioid deaths were 4,000 per year vs 400,
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by loverofcode 9y ago
PLEASE READ AND PUSH TO THE TOP!! this is a direct result of the war on drugs. the fentanyl and carfentanil coming from china are responsible. before these two were being imported at such high rates opioid deaths were 4,000 per year vs 400,
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by loverofcode 9y ago
i would like to share my experience. I have rheumatoid arthritis and have had it since age 13. I have been taking hydrocodone since i was 14, started taking oxycontin and hydrocodone for breakthrough 10 years ago at 25. I have been able to
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by loverofcode 9y ago
of course. kind of like how oxygen can kill us.
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by loverofcode 9y ago
Based on the article disposing of the double salty water "willy nilly" is the problem. We should be able to pipe a system that delivers it over a wide area. Nice info though!
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by loverofcode 10y ago
Amen, coding is a never ending study. Always new things. do do do do doooo. I'm coding it.
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by loverofcode 10y ago
?so, does the bridge work the same as an exit?
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by loverofcode 10y ago
what are you using now?
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by loverofcode 10y ago
it is.
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by loverofcode 10y ago
wow. very good info. saved link.
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by loverofcode 10y ago
and SSRI's, if someone takes herion, zoloft, and xanax and OD's from zoloft, it gets placed in the prescription and illegal category. Instead of quantifying the actual numbers and being precise. So even though zoloft killed them,
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by loverofcode 10y ago
i mean look at this statement "A study showed patients prescribed high dosages of opioids long-term (>90 days) had 122 times the risk of opioid use disorder compared to patients not prescribed opioids" from the cdc to drs here
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by loverofcode 10y ago
It is hard to get true data, when the only supposedly creditable source (CDC), mixes its data to include all prescription drugs including SSRI's and illicit fentanyl from china. Opioids can be used in VERY high doses as a person become
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by loverofcode 10y ago
Fentanyl is coming from China and other places. The main problem is the users not knowing what they are getting and dose exchanges, not the opioid itself. The DEA and people using addicts to make money instead of treating as a healthcare pr
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by loverofcode 12y ago
what about moped drivers? They are constantly getting killed around here. I know a few people that only use them because of the gas savings. It use to just be people that had DUI's. At any rate a human life is the most precious thing t