I'm not sure where Painful One lives but I'm referring to the U.S. personally. GHB/GBL is nonexistent here and schedule 1 so the fact that her doctor is even willing to consider it for her narcolepsy is a miracle and bodes well for her, that he might actually be a compassionate, caring doctor, unlike many.
I live in Utah. So yeah I am in the USA.
He is, a very kind, compassionate doctor and he spends hours with you and sees you all the time.
like weekly. He is truly doing this to help people.
You can tell he doesn’t need the money and isn’t kicking out patients every 15 minutes.
He has an accent and I cannot tell where he is from. But he has gotten around and his patients absolutely love him. All of them.
my brother checked that out completely and even talked to some of his patients! They assured him that I was in the right place!
He seems to know every doctor, research people, etc. everywhere.
Phoenix, so are you saying that you would rather be depressed 24/7? Like all you can think about is ways in which you could die? I'm not sure how turning to opioids to escape that would be immoral in the slightest. I'm not sure I understand why you disagree other than, "Opioids killed my friends and I had trouble with them too so no one should do them because life is always worth living," is that what you're saying here?
For the record, I believe assisted suicide after the age of 30 (or earlier if you have something debilitating/life ruining health-wise) should be completely legal and acceptable, if that illustrates my views more clearly. If you've got a shit lot in life you should be allowed ways to cope/escape.
you know I can see both of your points of view.
I was actually looking for assisted suicide places. That was my plan because life for me for the past ten years has not even been a real life or a life worth living. It has just been all I can do to manage my symptoms with morphine, clonazepam, and Ambien so I can even be well enough to not be put in a nursing home.
If it had not been for opiates I would have been dead long ago. That is how I coped. I had some kind of control and management of my situation. But after being hit from behind on the freeway at high speed, it knocked all my symptoms beyond my control of any kind.
I have been confined to my house for ten years now!
I think the opiate problem is two factors.
1- spiritual crisis, we have lost our connection to our divinity. Human beings where not meant to live in a concrete jungle. Etc.
we have lost our connection to the Earth and to God! And to each other!
2- the way life has become. So expensive that you have to work like a slave day and night and nobody wants to get married or have kids! Hell no! You can barely support yourself working day and night now. People can’t buy homes and have families and the natural balance has been knocked out completely. People use opiates because that is the ONLY source of anything that resembles happiness.
It is the only thing that resembles “joy” and is an escape for happiness in slavery!
I worked my ass off to set up an annuity for my one and only kid. I set it up so she got $12,000 when she was 18, another $12,000 when she was 21 and the final 13,000 when she was 25. I told her to use it wisely because this was the ONLY help I could give her to get a life! I left myself with nothing to do this for her. I didn’t want her to have to go through what I had. I never got one dime of help!
On the other hand, people have lost loved ones, dear friends. Watched them fall apart at the seams. They don’t want to see this happen to others. But the way life has become, it is going to chew up and spit out everyone.
Pink Floyd had it right in his song about the machine.
and god forbid you need to go to a dentist or the emergency room. That will bankrupt most people!