Originally Posted by
Slipknot26
First off , they do charge Dr's that over prescribe opiates, read the news . That's why Dr's now over react to insurance/ lawyers and get everything humanly possible before prescribing anything . MRI's , epidurals BTW, is worth than the medicine over time .
So that's why insurance also goes up . All that costs money , someone has to pay for it .
Secondly , it's on the person to control their intake. I've taken 4 Norco / day for 7 years ( 5 surgeries in a little over 5 years ) and wanted nothing more . It does its job , it's called self control .
If you're looking for an endless high , "Chasing the Dragon " , yea , you'll be dead over time. But some people, like me , just want to live pain free , to which it's controllable taking 4/ day . I also know if I go stronger, that's it . It won't end as well, yet another choice I get to make on my own .
And you'll say, it losses it's effect over time . I'll call BS , I've taken for 2000+ days and it still works for me . Every person is different but one thing is for sure .
You control it or it controls you ?
Your choice
Just like food , alcohol, gambling , hell, anything in life to be honest .
Choices , we make them daily .