DEA Prevents Nursing Home Patients From Getting Pain Medication, Survey ...





Chronic pain syndrome is a life altering disease that often destroy families. The DEA says they do nothing to interfere with pain patients getting medication desperately needed, but the facts tell a different story. The DEA has shut down the biggest Walgreens distribution center in Florida. They constantly bully doctors and tell pharmacies they can only have so much pain medication in stock.

Yes, there is and has been a huge problem with pain medication being sold and used illegally, but that does not change the fact millions of Americans suffer everyday because of the Federal government overreaching.

We must understand there is a big difference in chemical dependence and addiction. Chemical dependence will cause withdrawal symptoms and that does not make one an addict. Addiction is a psychological illness of the brain that is usually apparent when an individuals life becomes chronically disrupted because of the drugs. Dependence is a normal physiological response to taking the medication every day for a prolonged period of time.

So, if you are a chronic pain sufferer and can't get the help needed you can thank your government.

Here the DEA lie straight to our faces at
https://youtu.be/H6G3QYsGf78

visit http://www.qccpp.org/report.
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