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Friday, July, 18, 2008

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Stolen or Lost Medication: Forming Relationships with New Doctors

Unfortunately, we face a very difficult situation when medications are lost or stolen. Controlled substances, particularly opioids for pain management, have come under heavy scrutiny over the past few years due to unfavorable media reports, heavy-handed law enforcement attempting to crack down on the illegal diversion of pain medications and... Read moreChevron

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Stolen Medications: What to Do if it Happens to You

There were a great many responses to my story about the fellow who had his opioid pain medicines stolen and the problems he had after that getting a physician to help him. One quick lesson in this situation is for people to be very careful about storing these medicines. Keep them out of sight and in a secure location. The fact is that opioid... Read moreChevron

Pain Bills in Congress - Take Action Now!

Have you taken action yet? You know the old saying that goes something like, "If you are not part of the solution, then you're part of the problem."  There are three Pain Bills in Congress now: The National Pain Care Policy Act of 2007 (H.R.2994), the Veterans Pain Act of 2007 (S.2160), and the just introduced (by... Read moreChevron

Stolen Opioid Medications and Pain Management Denial: A Common Story?

I just got off the phone with someone who told me his story which is, unfortunately, an all too common story. He has been using opioid medicines for eight years to manage his pain. He tried everything before he tried opioids and these medicines were the only thing that worked to relieve his pain. With these medicines, this 48 year old has... Read moreChevron

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