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scripting benzos on different doctors

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scriptlord

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I am thinking about going to a few diff. doc's and pulling a benzo scam. complaining of stress, worrying over small things, feeling lonely, hoping to cop out a ssri (trash), and a starting amount of a benzo, which with luck will be knocked up into higher doses thru time. my biggest question is will my medical record follow me if i go to knew doctors? like 3 different docs or more?
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"When I die, I'd like to be reborn as myself"
-HUGH HEFNER
 
just make sure to organize mentally which docs you're going to tell about which other docs - don't criss-cross in your "records" for doctors if you're going on different paths because that is when you will most likely encounter trouble.
 
So assuming your answering his question, Medical Records dont follow? For any doctors or just certain ones? Cuz lets say ones fortunate enough to dislocate a shoulder, go to a doctor that day and score a 30 Vicodin script, can you go to another doctor the next day (hell same day, why not) and win another batch easily? (I assume the only "problem" would be that insurance would only cover one, but still...)
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"Music Doesnt affect Kids - If it did today we'd all be running around in dark rooms munching pills and listening to repetative electonic music."
 
you're right, i might be thinking about my own situation. but i've found that if you do your thing in a different town, and i'm assuming you'd have to say you didn't have any medical insurance, you can refer your new practitioner to the doctors you want to, as long as they don't know about the ones you don't want them to know about.
 
Don't forget that it is a felony also. You are not allowed to receive more than one controlled substance script for the same ailment from multiple doctors during any given month. Or something like that...
 
Make sure the doctor's aren't assoctiated with each other thru a hospital. I dont know how this all works so I;ll just tell you what happened to me lately. I went to a general pract. for an office visit. He also works at a local hospital. He had all of my hospital records. A month later I went to a neurologist who also worked for the same hospital. He had my hospital records which included what happened at my gen practitioner's office. He knew the meds that I was recently scripted from the doctor I saw a month earlier.
 
Don't go to doctors that are asscoiated with each other... they wont ger your records unless you disclose the previous doctors info - be warned, the PHARMACY will be your downfall... if you go to the same pharmacy with a script from differn't doctors, no matter how you pay, there is a good chance both doctors will get a call from the pharmacist...
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