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Thursday, November, 26, 2009
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Grateful
posted 02/24/2009, comments (2)

FDA seeking YET stricter regulations on opiod control

I'm sorry, but this article infuriated me. Are we moving backwards? I am in chronic pain, can't get a pain doctor to deal with it because guess what?? At least in Michigan (U of M especially), pain managment as a course in college is an ELECTIVE for "doctors to be" and not required. So as they graduate and get their little prescription pads they... Read moreChevron
Lisa

Lisa

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Mom of 3, married, working full time
posted 01/28/2009, comments (2)

BEWARE OF OXYCONTIN!!!!!

I want the world to know how very danderous Oxycontin is !!  I have been exposed to people that have abused pain meds because they are so addictive, I just want people to be very very cautious about taking it or for their loved ones that are prescribed it. It is a dangerous, highly addictive drug!!!!
Lil Lady Willow

Lil Lady Willow

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posted 12/25/2008, comments (0)

My Wish for All - INSPIRATIONAL with a twist

First, To all my fellow chronic pain suffers, and always to include the families that live with us, attempt to understand what its like, lay awake worrrying about us, our pain, our lack of rest, the financial burdens we share, and yes our children no matter their age (mine 20 year old, living at home, but works 50-60 hour week) that want their... Read moreChevron
Scooter
posted 12/14/2008, comments (7)

Medicare Suppliments And Medicare Advantage Plans

First of all, I was surprised to find out that you had to be on disability for two years before you even qualified for Medicare. So not fair. So last year when I first qualified I did a lot of research. I found out if you got a Medicare suppliment and prescription plan it paid better. Well, I talked to several insurance people and the only ones... Read moreChevron
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Christina Lasich, MD

Christina Lasich, MD

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Specialist in Pain Management and Spine Rehabilitation
posted 12/08/2008, comments (13)

Suboxone: An Exit Strategy

Getting off of pain medications usually requires an exit strategy. Anyone who has tried to abruptly discontinue a regularly used opioid (a pain medication which is chemically similar to opium that binds to opioid receptors in the body) can attest to the severe discomfort of withdrawal syndrome. The symptoms of withdrawal include: nausea, vomiting,... Read moreChevron
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