Inside the Pain Clinics of South Florida - special footage nokia pt2

[valkor73]

looks like a methadone clinic firemashhall 200 occupancy

[wolfumz]

holy shit

[GestapoBob]

"Gimme Gimme Methadone, Oxy, Xanax, MS Contin...."

98% of those losers in that clinic DO NOT have chronic pain!!

[moseseseseses]

CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS MANY PEOPLE ON ONE DAY EVEN?

[Jaymme48]

It's all well and good about being so high and mighty talking about "addicts", but until you have pain every second, every minute, every day week after week, you can't judge. You don't know what you would do with pain that can't be "fixed" in 2 months or ever. With surgery, or massage or an operation, or anything else that idiots without MD after their names can come up with.

[peterp21]

@Jaymme48 It's also a shitty issue to be high and mighty about addicts that may not have pain.Addiciton's an equal opportunity offender. Our bodies & minds are wired to crave & increase use of drugs that make us feel good, even if they aren't good for us. Unlke the crusaders, I sympathize with anyone who's an addict, even though they should be responsible for any bad decisions they make. There's nothing to say that a crusader who took opiates for a month wouldn't become addicted too.

[csincali]

I say legalize it all!! People who are going to use and abuse to get high are going to use and abuse to get high whether it is legal or not!! This would make it easier for people who do live in pain to have access to the drugs they need. Take the power out of the dealer and put the user in a safer place to purchase also cheaper. The pharmacy would lose nothing, ins would gain not having to put out,less people in prison the PRO here outweights the CON!

[bigseen95]

@csincali right, people steal or kill for it now, if they made it legal all the companies would make money and the pharmicies and people would overdoes . crash, and die, but shit it happens with boos so the funeral homes, detox centers , hospitals cops and everyone would make alot of money and us the people would save

[peterp21]

@csincali Changing the paradigm of the ridiculous drug policies would also admit the reality that drug abuse is a medical issue, not a criminal one. Admitting that drug use exists, will always exists, and can never be eradicated is the mature thing to do, and allows addiction to be approached in the correct way. Look, drunk driving is a problem, but we don't solve it by banning all cars from the road after closing time, do we? Anyway, my view is to legalize it all.

[vetobenito]

haha, i used to live this shit every day

[stevenBig1]

for the first few days they like the high so they take them.. a few days more most become addicted..servile months later there dependent agree or disagree thats how it goes

[selfdestructstarfuck]

E-P-I-D-E-M-I-C

[stevenBig1]

anyone who eats oxy's or any other shit for long enough becomes a addict.. period.. they should have some type of limit to how long they prescribe u shit nothing longer then 2 months or you'r fucked

[Butown]

@stevenBig1 they are gurranteed to become physically dependent not an addict. There two seperate things with some silmilarities.

[stevenBig1]

@Butown addict means addicted its the same shit as dependent with diff work come on now son

[Butown]

@stevenBig1 disagree strongly now son

[ericstrauss]

@stevenBig1

Addicted vs dependent

someone who is physically dependent would be able to stop taking the pill after the pain is gone (through surgery or other methods) and they are gradually detoxed. Someone who is addicted will take more pills then prescribed and after the pain is eliminated through surgery and they are gradually detoxed they will still seek out the drugs through various methods. That is the difference

these clinics are way out of hand regardless

[PULGACOYOTE]

I am so glad that Florida has the balls to say ef you.Just like weed is legal in California and Californians said ef you. If injured people need the medication then why should they be chastised because of many addicts?

[gsxxxtc]

that executive pain management in west palm beach fl!!!! bunch of crooks!! they have ppl waiting for up to 8hrs!! took my money and told me to get out! had the 3 security guards escort me out!!

[christph31]

I aint gone no where bitch.Dont RIP me yet,not all us patients go to extremes on it.Just the weak dumbass ones who are the ones that cause the trouble.

[bigdthebossdon]

So i guess S.Florida should trade their pain pills for heroin like NY and NJ. y People will always use drugs. Should we imprison them at our cost? Should they be executed? What does this lady expect/want?

[Drake8604]

@bigdthebossdon I completely agree with you, bigdthebossdon. Does the person that posted this video like to see people in pain? These people may need this medication, and even if they just want a high, so what? We let people drink alcohol and ruin their livers / brains, so let people people take pain pills if they want them this bad! Remember, it is their life, NOT yours! People sometimes have a hard time understanding that.

[ObliviousAmeritardsU]

Florida is the answer to all the states on the east coast where doctors are witch hunted for taking care of people in pain. Take advantage of floridas freedom and compassion and tax the shit out of these clinics, then those who drive from Maine to FL will put pressure on their home states to change pain mgmt legislation.

[ObliviousAmeritardsU]

Maybe before you ridicule Florida for catering to pain patients you should take a closer look at the many states that have such intimidating laws for doctors prescribing to chronic pain patients that people have to travel cross country to get relief. There are two sides to every story and Florida is getting a bad rap for the inadequecies of other states and the DEA dragoons who fear monger doctors out of proper patient care and essentially prohibit freedom of humanity on so many levels.

[christph31]

Why dont people mind their own dam,n business?Where i go(and i aint sayin sh*T),its 3 times that amount of patients.The DEA needs to F*ck off,and all the bitch ass whiney moms need to shut up

[rideordie650r]

@christph31 keep on snortin loser. darwinism is coming for you

[christph31]

@rideordie650r

Who the f*ck you callin a loser bitch?,and what makes u think i snort anything??Im guessin your too much of a p*ssy to have ever popped or smoked anything?Darwinism???Go back to East India F&ckstick.Thats a pretty blue Fag bike u ride also!Ill see ur bitch ass at one of these clinics after u smear ur sh*t on a local highway!!!!Bwahahahahahha!!!!!

[rideordie650r]

@christph31 i knew youd go off on that lol. typical brain dead addict. i feel sorry for your family. RIP in advance

[christph31]

@rideordie650r

[ENOCH1611]

sad part about all this it hurts responsible people like me that need the medication,ive even been calles a seeker by a doctor untill he looked over my records.its the abuser hurting people like me not the doctors or patients.

[DrKendallMD]

And patients wonder why we are always looking over our backs to see a badge walking through the office door.

I have treated dozens of patients that are addicted to scheduled II meds.

If you ask what they all have common? All of the meds come from Florida

[ceh333]

ONE time I would just love to be able to tell a patient who is so high on oxy that they can hardly speak that I'm not going to treat their 10 out of 10 pain!!!

[kris1991]

This is disgusting, all the doctors knowingly prescribing pills to addicts should be imprisoned for life. They have destroyed so many lives. Oxycontin and prescription drug abuse in Florida makes me ashamed to be a Floridian.

[ceh333]

The REAL problem is the judges who have awarded damages to these assholes who sue doctors because they have refused to treat their pain. I work as a nurse and deal with this population who take away from the care of real patients who need help. These people are abusive to staff including punching and injuring them and there seems to be nothing that can be done with them d/t the real threat of lawsuits.