Is that really an issue, in this instance - or case - here, though? . . . or, can it all be explained away; to any future dr. or provider, by the track-record /or/ paper-trail of what troubles & obstacles you are encountering now? Surely, if your dr. or another is willing to write out the prescription, this might be something worth consideration. That said: I clearly don't understand the risks, and the complications, that may come from those implications with which you describe. I just know this: my current D. C. (chiro) who works on the local D-I hockey team's players; has said that he is all for/& - or, endorsing those who are qualified or eligible, as in credible, candidates for pain meds as in - well, you know the kinds (those that wind up on those list such as for "controls," & such. . .) & he just doesn't understand, or I should say, he doesn't agree with the way things are handled now. Given that, or meaning rather, if there are 'cures,' or ways and treatments available & at our disposal for helping to alleviate patients' need to manage their severe/extreme pain-levels, then it just doesn't make much sense to him that we can live in a world where it is not more readily available, or accessible. As in: Dr's should be more free from risk, or worry, in writing those prescriptions for those patients, they would feel fall under the umbrella, of being necessary to be treated by the eligibility criteria factor being met, or threshold, whatever you call it? It's just a waste, and a shame to him, in other words... And I forgot what I was going to close with, when I was typing that last bit out (my final point, that is). So this will just have to suffice! : )
For if we have the means available, to provide for an effective solution in terms of treatment, then why not? I mean, we all know the reason why. But it's just ridiculous, is what it is: for people or folks like you, who do not fall into that category of those they are trying to prevent from getting their hands on. That said, I guess I don't know the slope; & just how "risky it is," in terms of turning into one of those - more or less - 'involuntarily,' or unintentionally, as you also so often read about happening. Surely, someone such as yourself, would be well aware of those, however, and so it is something that should be more carefully evaluated, I feel then, on an individual & case by base basis. Or at least--that might be nice! ; )
