I'm having trouble trying to figure out what you are saying. I know it may sound mean or bad to you, but if you could use proper punctuation I could understand exactly what is going on.
You are getting methadone from where? A pain clinic or a Methadone clinic?
If it's a Methadone clinic then all patients are required to have clean urine and don't get take homes for many months. Everyone there is under the same conditions that you are...it's just the way they operate. Once you prove you are following guidelines then you get take homes and can split them anyway you want, once a day, twice a day or three times a day.
If you are going to pain management then you should be getting prescriptions for Methadone and you can decide when to take the pills.
Is the problem that you don't want Methadone at all and are mad that they won't prescribe anymore hydromorphone? Because at my pain clinic I started on Methadone and after I showed that I was compliant and had clean urine he started adding in breakthrough medicine like oxy and norco, then klonopin, gabapentin and various migraine medications like Relpax, promethazine, Zofran and a blood pressure medicine to help prevent migraines. None of it happened quickly and doses were small to begin with.
I've read all 8 pages and yet I'm still struggling with understanding. A tooth ache requires a dentist, not the ER, and if you're in pain management they will slowly add medication as you go along, as well as xrays and MRIs but they don't do all those tests or give a lot of medicine to begin with.
A methadone clinic will only give take homes after many months of showing compliance.
Perhaps you could clear up some questions so we understand better, and try to use punctuation more? Without punctuation it can read like one thing is happening when it's something else.