So who is helping? Not these frightened timid health care people, afraid of the police and the Boards. Time to do something. Time to assist the 10 million with permanent painful disease syndromes, with the only thing that has worked for 4000 years – opiate pain medicine. Sit tight the National Pain Council is forming to go charging into the problem millions strong. You will hear from me soon the details. We at JATH educational have been asked to join as the research arm.

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Before COVID-19 came around our country had abt 50,000 suicides every year and ONE MILLION ATTEMPTS. It has been reported that those numbers have increased since Feb/March of 2020 and COVID-19 started dominating the news and the country started having requests for everyone to shelter in place.

There are rumors out there that suicides among chronic pain pts that their prescriber have discharged them from the practice, reduced/cut their meds are on the increase.  Seldom do we hear about a suicide note and or because the pt has – or had – prescriptions for opiates … the “first cause of death” is “opiate related death”

We know that single digit percents of deaths that are labeled as OD’s or opiate related deaths… their toxicology shows only a single opiate for when the pt had a legal prescription(s).

On this chart of the adverse effects on the human body by the under/untreated pain the last line, last three words (Increased) thoughts of suicide.

While the “thoughts of suicide” can be a off/on on going mental issue… BUT…. the actual act of suicide can be an IMPULSIVE ACT.  Probably not the best time to start composing a suicide note.  Perhaps the note should include if the pt dies prematurely from issues listed on the included chart because their meds are dramatically reduced or cut off.

Should pts who have been discharged – for nebulous reason(s) – or had the dose dramatically reduced or just stopped.  Compose a suicide note and instruct whoever handles their estate to seek charges being filed against whatever entity or party who was the driving force behind the pt exercising the “final solution” .  And state it as clearly as possible that their death WAS NOT A ACCIDENTAL OVERDOSE.

Recently I shared this email in a post that I received Pt’s new Doc cuts long term Opiate/Benzo by 75% – cold turkey – hypertensive crisis and DEATH soon followed

That pt’s outcome from having those particular meds dramatically cut … was highly predictable.

Maybe the pt should put a copy of the above chart in a envelope along with the suicide note… seal the envelope(s) … mark the envelope as LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT… make several envelopes and store them in places where they will be found. Leave them with an attorney, accountant, bank safety storage box.  Unless the pt dies of a OD, a premature death or suspicious circumstances…  if the envelope is opened after your death… it becomes a non-issue.

Maybe it should be thought of like insurance… you don’t anticipate wrecking your car…but.. you buy car insurance… you don’t expect your house to burn down, but you buy house insurance… same thing with health insurance and life insurance.

Some healthcare entity or practitioner gets charged with assisting suicide or involuntary manslaughter, maybe they will have as much fear of cutting a pt’s meds as they are afraid of a pt ODing because they were prescribed controlled substances.

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Hi Steve, I have a question for you. I’m considering contacting a lawyer regarding filing a wrongful death suit against her general practitioner for cutting her pain meds down from 240 to just 60 in a single visit as well as reducing her benzo from 60 a month to just 15 at the same visit after being on the same meds over twenty years. Absolutely ZERO tapering. Soon after, my mom’s hypertension increased significantly with no actions taken by her doctor. She also had severe migraines with possible transischemic attacks in her history overlooked. Her death was sudden, unexpected and at home. She was only 61, aside from arthritis history of breast cancer with successful partial Mastectomy, she had no other real issues health wise. The county coroner denied an autopsy at her time of death, deeming her history enough to bypass one during “Covid-19 bodies piling up.” Mind you, Ohio is at its absolute worst right now. So I want to bring charges against the Coroner as well because the state defines an unnatural death as any death that occurs in the home unexpectedly, regardless of age/murder/suicide/etc. I have to prove medical neglect, harm, etc. How many Chronic Pain Patients have been successful in collecting damages for their devastating loss? I want justice for our family and for our community. Another significant notable insight: this doctor was only her Dr for 3 months & 10 days. Immediately after he found out she passed he immediately trashed her online records so we couldn’t pull them. So basically he came on and decided 20 year history wasn’t sufficient for him, had a fear of prescribing or personal belief in not using pain meds, etc. He barely knew my mother and was the voice that okayed the coroner to deny autopsy-destroying ALL evidence of any damage his decisions wrecked havoc on her body, heart or brain.

It is pretty well known that intentionally throwing a pt into a cold turkey withdrawal when both a opiate & benzo is involved… there is a higher probability of a hypertensive crisis… causing stroke, health attack, death.

I am not an attorney, but if a prescriber is an employee of a large healthcare corporation and the prescriber is just complying with some corporate edict on reducing all pts to a certain level predetermined level and ignoring a pt’s long term therapy.   If the corporation may end up with some liability for attempting to practice medicine without a license.

Would the estate of this pt have a better legal case if they had done something like I suggested in this post call their bluff with a letter from attorney ?

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BIDEN: “If I reach something where there’s a fundamental disagreement we have based on a moral principle, I’ll develop some disease and say I have to resign.”

https://www.toddstarnes.com/politics/biden-if-i-reach-something-where-theres-a-fundamental-disagreement-we-have-based-on-a-moral-principle-ill-develop-some-disease-and-say-i-have-to-resign/

Joe Biden is asked about his disagreements with Kamala Harris on certain issues:

“Like I told Barack, if I reach something where there’s a fundamental disagreement we have based on a moral principle, I’ll develop some disease and say I have to resign.” pic.twitter.com/SLcvrwaPCA

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) December 4, 2020

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The prescription drug monitoring systems PDMPs are expanding into medical privacy issues with more add ons.. Doctors are being rated as dangerous, patients are labeled as likely to overdose and die, all based on phony assumptions and very bad data. This is a good time to look into what each state is doing with your, and your doctors information and with wizardy and a crystal ball – “you will die of an overdose and it will be caused by your doctor

I know that the two states that I am licensed in … it is legal to provide the pt with a copy of their PDMP report. What Dr Kline did not address with the physician report is that the DEA likes to use the civil asset forfeiture act against prescribers.  Of the 12,000 odd employees that work for the DEA at the federal level… at least 50%… ONLY WORK AT A DESK…  with all the databases out there… one should not be surprised if there isn’t a database estimating the NET WORTH of any of us… Most/all of investigation of prescribers would seem to start with a “desk audit “

What if the DEA decided to merge the doctor prescribing data from the 49 states that has a PDMP with the net worth of licensed prescribers…. into a spreadsheet and then sort those two columns to show the net worth of the larger prescribers of controlled meds and/or sort by the prescriber’s net worth to see who has the largest net worth to find those prescribers who are SUSPICIOUS PRESCRIBERS.

I have noticed that over the last year + that the DEA has also charging prescribers with healthcare billing fraud of Medicare/Medicaid/Tricare.  With the Civil Asset Confiscate Law … they can seize assets without a person being convicted of any charges.  Some bureaucrats seems to  becoming uncomfortable of seizing a citizen’s assets based on a suspicion or opinion of what the prescriber is doing wrong.

So the raid on the office is done on the opinion that the prescriber is violating the Controlled Substance Act and prescribing controlled meds to people/pts that the DEA has determined had no valid medical necessity.  When someone is taken to our Federal Court system… averages suggests that ONLY 5% are found INNOCENT.

There are so many databases out there, no one really knows how the DEA is slicing/dicing databases to allow them to amass data to support their suspicion/opinion what a prescriber is doing or not doing.

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Dear Steve, I live in south Florida and my mom and pop pharmacy just closed and now CVS has purchased my prescriptions but won’t fill them. It is a large amount by today’s standards but I was on quite a bit more in 1999. I broke my back with a spinal cord injury and was paralyzed from the waist down. I am walking today because of some wonderful people along the way and I only want to live out the rest of my life without a wheelchair. I will file the proper complaints but should I tell them I am doing so? Leverage? I hope to here from you. I am so afraid of having to go through this again as in 2012 and end up in the hospital and then bound to a wheelchair because I can’t move or stand for any length of time without all my medications onboard. I have titanium holding my spine together from 21 years ago and it’s all arthritic today. I’m literally afraid of the pain I’m about to experience. I feel I should get a lawyer but I don’t drive anymore and I’m quite poor. Please help.

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The Biggest Spreader of Coronavirus is Shopping Centers, Not Churches

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Family Research Council president Tony Perkins is calling out lawmakers who are cracking down on church attendance during the global pandemic.

He pointed to a recent interview on CBS’s Face The Nation where the mayor of El Paso admitted that contact tracing had revealed most positive cases of the China Virus came from shopping centers.

“We did a deep dive in our contact tracing for the week of November the 10th through the 16th and found out that 55% of the positives were coming from shopping at large retailers, what we’d term as the big box stores,” Mayor Dee Margo said on the program.

“And those are considered essential under CISA guidelines under homeland security,” the mayor continued. “And we don’t really have – I don’t have any control over any limitations there. We’ve asked for voluntary limitations and Wal-Mart and several others are starting to meter, meaning they’re going to limit the occupancy of their – of their stores.”

And yet, as Perkins pointed out on The Todd Starnes Show, big box stores are untouched while churches have been shut down.

“It wasn’t the people in the pews that posed the greatest problem with the Coronavirus, it was the people in the produce aisles,” Perkins told Starnes. “Where are the real problems — in the shopping centers, not the pews.”

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