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Originally Posted by djohnslaw
It's not surprising someone so wrong can't even write a coherent sentence. Doctors massively overprescribed opioids because they were paid to do so by the pharmaceutical companies leading to tons of opioid addictions. I know personally when I had my appendix out they gave me a prescription for 90 pain pills to be taken over 30 days. I took 7 or 8 over the first few days and threw the rest out. If it had happened 10 or 15 years earlier I might have listened to the doctor and taken them all.
People have been forced to live in debilitating pain because of unethical doctors and drug companies getting people hooked on this garbage.
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Everyone's pain tolerance is different. People should be able to figure out whether or not they are still needing the meds or not.
When the medical community forced me for years to endure the pain of having a prolapsed uterus, with the accompanying severe hemorrhaging that nearly killed me, I wasn't even physically examined. They refused to examine me while I was bleeding. I was in excruciating pain and the 'hero' nurses would even mock me when I was reacting to the pain. One of them even laughed at me and said, "why don't you just take a Midol?"
I was in such pain that when I finally found a doctor that performed a hysterectomy and saved my life it felt like I had a super pain pill even though I had major surgery and was still in pain. The nurses suddenly were acknowledging that I was in pain and was talking me into taking Percocet.
At one point I had lost about half of my blood supply. They at least gave me blood transfusions when I was first having problems, but I never got anything for the pain. Over the counter medicine didn't do anything for me.
I was so messed up from the blood loss that I was passing out. It took nearly two years after the surgery to get recovered from the massive blood loss I had. The doctor who saved my life was surprised that I was still alive.
There was something wrong the whole time. I had never been able to bend and touch my toes until after the surgery. I had been skinny and athletic, but I couldn't touch my toes. I had been cussed out by a gym teacher when I was a kid and called lazy and a liar when I insisted I was unable to touch my toes as she told me to do. No one bothered to get a doctor to examine me and try to prove it.
So, after the hysterectomy I was able to touch my toes for the first time in my life. I cried. I also grew two inches in height after the surgery. I gained mobility in my back. It was never explained to me. My driver's license still has my presurgical height. I have not tried to get it changed.
I took the Percocet only for a few days and put the rest up out of fear of being in that much pain again and not being able to get meds. I had been in such pain that it was like I was in a hard stomach and back childbirth labor 24/7 and society still demanded that I keep going with no mercy.
I was still having heavy bleeding for a couple of years, which slowed recovery of course, and it was discovered that I had Crohn's disease. I learned that I could not be cured. I learned that the healthy food I usually ate was mostly "trigger food" and I had to redo my diet to mostly bland stuff.
Even when I was going through all of that, society was still lying about me and claiming that I was just lazy and not wanting to work. My pain wasn't as severe, but I was in a lot of pain. I kept the pain meds tucked away in case I needed to take the edge off the pain. I was not turned into a drug junkie. I knew that the meds were worth more than gold. Every future surgery I took meds for a few days and hoarded the rest just in case.
If a piece of garbage like myself can have such self control, what does that make those who don't?
I have nearly died multiple times from things a lot worse than covid. I am glad that my immune system is suppressed and that I can hide behind that to keep forced vaccination at bay. After all I have endured I have little trust in the medical community. Each worker has to earn my trust. Very few ever do. I will definitely never trust this vaccine with all of the red flags surrounding it.
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