@Keif' Richards thanks for your reply I’ve thought about asking my oncologist to prescribe me methadone pills for pain management since the nearest clinic is an hour away and I’m too weak to drive most days. I fucked up telling her I was once addicted to opiates I should have kept my mouth shut but I had been off them for 10+ years and really at this point who cares if I get addicted to them again? Hell it got so bad I started using Fent off the streets trying to control my pain and honestly it’s the only thing that gives me any quality of life so I figured why not and im using small amounts almost daily with some T breaks and since then I’ve been a lot more active, felt a lot better and have had some pretty decent days. A lot of people with my stage cancer and prognosis are on extremely high doses of opiates to control their pain and rightfully so it just happens I found the one doctor who has zero compassion and looks at me like I’m just a junky wanting a fix not someone dying of cancer. Hopefully when the time comes for me to go on hospice the decisions will be out of her hands.
Yea, that's pretty fucked up. It has generally been the case throughout recorded medical history, be it in times of prohibition or not, that cancer implies you're entitled to whatever pain medication is required to make your life not-miserable. It's really bullshit. So, I have to ask the tough question, are you actually terminal at this point? You shouldn't have to go to a Methadone clinic to get pain medication.
You might be unaware, but there has been a massive, recent crackdown on the prescription of Opioids in Kentucky. For one reason or another, they are really pissed off at certain docs and their prescription practices. I don't know if it's an isolated incident or if it's truly statewide, but I'm not entirely surprised to see this. You should check out our Drugs in the Media sub-forum, as we have the story posted there.
The fucked up thing? You tell your doctor you once had a problem with Opioids so he fucks you over. The truth is, if you went public saying exactly what's going on, being that you're a confirmed cancer patient and the only way you can manage your pain is by buying Fentanyl off the street, it would rattle the fucking cages quite a bit. America is known to cannibalize its more vulnerable, in this case, addicts and in modern times, actual, legitimate pain patients. BUT... we still have some kind of soft spot for people with Cancer.
I would recommend making some fucking noise. Pick up the phone. Send e-mails. Talk to licensing boards. If you stay silent and resolve yourself to a life of street Opioids, you will end your life in misery, not to mention the fact that you could help many others in your position.
I'll pledge my help to you if you want it. I once got a counselor at a rehab's license fully revoked. Granted, he had been cited twice already for similar behavior. I got the nurses put on probation, requiring an observing nurse to handle the distribution of medication at said rehab. I did all of this simply because I hated them both. Our combined hatred can make a ruckus for these assholes.