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Originally Posted by igiveupinohio
I wish I could. It took me over a year to get OxyContin out of him. Pain doctors in Ohio are very, very leery about what they prescribe. I will see if I can find a doc that will do the weed if I live that long. Doc, I have now said it was supposed to be full blown, but you can`t smoke it??? What makes the difference???? Ohio is one of the most FUed states!! We haven't even talked about pain pumps because I think I have at least one or two more surgeries coming up. I had a pump at the hospital. I think I wore the button out on it!
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I had to switch Pain doctors, well haven't yet, I unexpectedly had to move from Texas to West Virginia the beginning of August, and I had been going to the same Pain Doc for the last 12 years...I have been taking pain meds for back problems for back pain....I am going to have to find a new doc here... I called a week ago to try to get an appointment with a General Practice doctor here, because there aren't any Pain Docs in my network on my insurance here in West Virginia or Ohio... lucky me...anyway I called them and they said they will not write prescriptions for controlled substances and I wont find a doctor in this area that will with the bad meth and heroin problem around here...so I am going to have to wean myself off my pain meds and I guess take aleve or something unless they can prescribe something that's not controlled to help with pain...that's stronger than Aleve. I already have a pain level of 5-6 with pain med, and its a 10 without..and the depression is horrible trying to deal with the pain.
