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In the discussion thread: New York City to Restrict Prescription Painkillers in Public Hospitals’ Emergency Rooms [View all]

Response to Deep13 (Reply #1)

Fri Jan 11, 2013, 08:20 AM

cstanleytech (5,292 posts)

27. Actually some of it makes sense atleast

as far as preventing or atleast limiting people from misusing emergency rooms to gain access to narcotics that they do not need or are just going to abuse though I am not sure if the total ban on replacement prescriptions makes total sense though because people do have theirs stolen from time to time or they lose them.

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41 replies	Author	Time	Post
New York City to Restrict Prescription Painkillers in Public Hospitals’ Emergency Rooms [View all]	alp227	Jan 2013	OP
Jesus, Bloomberg, leave medicine to the doctors...	Deep13	Jan 2013	#1
Exactly!	Mojorabbit	Jan 2013	#9
+1 n/t	area51	Jan 2013	#22
Actually some of it makes sense atleast	cstanleytech	Jan 2013	#27
Yeah,	christx30	Jan 2013	#29
From a Board Certified Family doc doing Emergency Medicine....	raging_moderate	Jan 2013	#32
Unbelievable, all about controlling people. n/t	datadiva	Jan 2013	#2
Well Bloomburg	Skyline	Jan 2013	#21
Practicing Medicine without a license.	GeorgeGist	Jan 2013	#3
A family friend had to turn to emergency rooms for pain medication repeatedly	LeftyMom	Jan 2013	#4
I could barely walk and it too two visits and an MRI before the fuckers at	bettyellen	Jan 2013	#6
She never did get a referral to a pain management specialist.	LeftyMom	Jan 2013	#10
So messed up. Even with insurance I think the whole thing cost me 1K	bettyellen	Jan 2013	#19
Bloomie is now a doctor, who knew?	ProgressiveProfessor	Jan 2013	#5
stupid law that will impact the poor and uninsured the most	azurnoir	Jan 2013	#7
+1000. n/t	jtuck004	Jan 2013	#14
this makes perfect sense	unblock	Jan 2013	#8
Obamacare hasn't taken full effect yet, so we don't know how it is going to work out.	pnwmom	Jan 2013	#17
This is awful.	WCLinolVir	Jan 2013	#11
Aren't we trying to keep .gov OUT of medicine?	Socal31	Jan 2013	#12
My first reaction	ChazII	Jan 2013	#13
Jesus Christ. I am sure Tylenol will totally take care of the pain from that gunshot.	catbyte	Jan 2013	#15
And good luck finding some Arthritis Strength Tylenol.	woodsprite	Jan 2013	#34
What an asshole	jsr	Jan 2013	#16
WTF????	LeftInTX	Jan 2013	#18
Bloomberg's Got To GO!	supercats	Jan 2013	#20
The guy has some psychiatric disorder	Yo_Mama	Jan 2013	#23
Psychiatric disorder sounds right	union_maid	Jan 2013	#24
Yeah! Get your drugs like Rush does!	RandiFan1290	Jan 2013	#25
Yeah, screw everyone in NYC with chronic pain!	Odin2005	Jan 2013	#26
It's about emergency room procedures.	randome	Jan 2013	#37
ugh	WooWooWoo	Jan 2013	#28
Wouldn't live in NYC for love or money. I don't even want to visit with the stop and frisk shit.	TheKentuckian	Jan 2013	#30
That's Bullshit!	southern_belle	Jan 2013	#31
See raging_moderate's post #32 above.	randome	Jan 2013	#36
similar restrictions in Ohio	irisblue	Jan 2013	#33
Kicking	Rhiannon12866	Jan 2013	#35
The Golden Rule: Those with the gold get to make the rules	Freddie Stubbs	Jan 2013	#38
But, But, But, it's all to make us better and healthier people!	lynne	Jan 2013	#39
Does no one read past the first couple of sentences of a post?	randome	Jan 2013	#40
Just means they will ER hop	rainbow4321	Jan 2013	#41

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