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Woodroe

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No, it's not over my head but you are jumping into assumptions on this particular situation without all of the facts.
Which is what posts on message boards are made for genius.

You want facts go talk to a reporter...... wait you can't get facts there these days. You want facts, go talk to a professor....... wait you can't get facts there these days. You want facts, go talk to a reference book....... wait you can't get facts there these days. You want facts, you are SOL.
 

Spurdog98

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Which is what posts on message boards are made for genius.

You want facts go talk to a reporter...... wait you can't get facts there these days. You want facts, go talk to a professor....... wait you can't get facts there these days. You want facts, go talk to a reference book....... wait you can't get facts there these days. You want facts, you are SOL.
No it's not what they were necessarily made for but it's what people like you have turned them into. You blamed "Big Pharma" for something that you don't even know has a shred of credibility. Congrats, I think I'll blame Bank of America for Calloway and the gangs credit card fraud. Oh, wait, according to YOU, I don't really know that actually happened.
 

Woodroe

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No it's not what they were necessarily made for but it's what people like you have turned them into.



You're right. It's my fault. I've ruined message boards, especially this one, by stripping them of the facts that they were once abundant with back in 98 when you were born.

Can you find it in your heart to forgive me?
 

diehardg8r

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I think Spur has a point about all the garbage on message boards. No, you certainly didn't ruin this one and aren't the first to run wild with speculation as I have done this often. People often mix drugs they know they shouldn't or add alcohol which is never a good idea. That's not big pharma's fault.
 

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Correct Maheo. Neurologist make guesses on drugs where, say 13% of, patients have a severe "brain-fog" reaction.

The question here is why patients do not take their first dose when they can just flop in their own home ... to test the affect? And further, how does a person with that much public encounters as Courtney drift away in such debilitation unnoticed? She is lucky she encountered the minimum evil that allowed her to return alive. The question remains: Did anyone take advantage of her?--- even any interactions with some person who failed at escorting her to the police? It's odd that some passerby spotted her under an overpass as needing to be reported? Mysterious.

If I ever end up in one of those prescription drug fogs that has me wondering the streets in a haze, I hope to God I wind up at a Chick Fil-A like this lady did. Those people are some of the kindest, big-hearted and most gracious people I've ever encountered, and I say that as an agnostic.
 

Spurdog98

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I think they have a very strong management philosophy of treating all of their employees like human beings instead of tools to help them move up the management tree.
 

Woodroe

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If I ever end up in one of those prescription drug fogs that has me wondering the streets in a haze, I hope to God I wind up at a Chick Fil-A like this lady did. Those people are some of the kindest, big-hearted and most gracious people I've ever encountered, and I say that as an agnostic.
They are definitely not the "let's hire anyone who applies and passes a background check" fast food joint. They would rather go understaffed for another week or so than hire the wrong fit. And the employees don't mind because they have the right attitude. All of their employees have the right attitude because the store took the time to hire the right folks in the first place. It's the opposite of a "vicious cycle".
 

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You can state the truth, but there are plenty who'll ignore it for a false narrative.
I am aware of it through 2015.

There have been some major changes, i.e. many doctors have sold out/are no longer owners and are employees, so those no longer get it .
 

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Just a direct hit that explodes this money-grubbing doctor myth. That Rx our doctor writes is for a month's supply.
You pay for the doctor visit. At the lower left of that script is a line that says 5 refills = that's 5 months before you make another visit. So easy and ethically defensible for Doc to write for no refills and collect multiple $s for 5 visits, once a month. $30/month would be far more profitable than any kickback scheme. We may not like the financial see-saw of medical treatment, but Drs. are very ethical.
Except that there is a cost to the doctor for additional visits, his time. Once he's filled his calendar with appointments he needs another way to increase revenue. Kickbacks for prescriptions increases the revenue per appointment.
 

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Are we still talking about a chic who got fentanyl instead of heroin?
 

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