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Originally Posted by krisakira
Oh I want to say one more thing that I just remembered. Before my current pdoc, my old pdoc told me the rules were that if I ever abuse any medication he prescribed me, he would terminate the treatment. I have a history of overdosing, so it worried me at first, if I was going to mess up... But it actually helped prevent me from doing it, because I didn't want to stop seeing my pdoc. He isn't my pdoc anymore though, not for that reason, but because he retired to take care of his mother. Anyway... just wanna put another side to it, that sometimes it can be motivation to be better like in that case.
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yeah, that makes lot of sense. I also think people should be pro-active in their getting better.... if you just to do your doctor for prescription and then go home and continue your bad ways.... then in a way it is waste of resources. and somebody has to pay that.
Not saying economics should come before personal well-being, but I think it would be unfair if those who are worse off through their own fault got priority over people who are better off... because they work on themselves and do the right thing.