The lunatics are running the asylum
I’m not sure which scheme is bigger: the harm reduction industry or the spinal cord stimulator industry.
Harm reduction whackos have somehow convinced the federal government that distributing crack pipes is a public health intervention, while MDs and medical device manufacturers have convinced patients to implant dangerous medical devices like spinal cord stimulators
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There they go again with the word free
Ridiculous
The VA started putting up these ridiculous signs years ago, leading people to believe they could simply train their brains away from physical pain.
I think we should apply that same philosophy to addiction.
Let’s start hanging signs in addiction treatment clinics telling people they can train their brains away from drug cravings.
If we’re going to tell people living with chronic pain to think their pain away, why aren’t we telling people struggling with addiction to think their cravings away?
Congress won't do a thing. It's all a show. Spineless jellyfish
Millions of pain patients continue to be treated like rabid animals while everyone around them gets rich off the anti-pain medication narrative.
Entire industries have profited from this manufactured crisis while patients are left to suffer, abandoned by the very healthcare system that is supposed to help them.
At what point will members of Congress finally step forward and put an end to this systematic cruelty and suffering?
How many more pain patients have to suffer or die before Congress takes action?
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Keith retweeted
Replying to @Meta
@Meta
@Meta, can you explain why anti-kratom posts haven’t been flagged or removed, yet my account has repeatedly faced suspension for posting about the exact same subject?
Why are mainstream media outlets allowed to discuss kratom without consequences while patient advocates like myself are penalized?
I’d like an explanation for what appears to be selective enforcement of your community standards. The rules should apply equally to everyone.
Keith retweeted
I was also raised to hold physicians in high esteem. That’s no longer the case.
It’s dangerous to leave a loved one alone in the hospital.
It’s dangerous for a pain patient to go to an interventional pain doctor.
Patients are no longer safe unless they know how to defend themselves from medical predators
There’s some great doctors, but there’s a generation who believe all harms are acceptable as long as they don’t treat pain
Replying to @CMerandi
It is so frightening, I grew up believing that doctors were the angels of mercy. Now its very scary thinking you might have to go to a hospital at some point in time and will you be treated with respect or will you be tortured. I have seen so many social media posts it is scary.






















