I am just curios, in this case the shooter had a spouse. And that spouse was an actual doctor in the city in which he lived. I think pain management and or medications was available with a quick look across the dinner table don’t you? Yes if you look hard enough his wife has been named. We have not gotten the entire story from the Tulsa Police Chief (again not condoning the violence even for the real reasons I suspect) But the “in pain” theory doesnt add up.
I have no idea if you can/should pain meds to a spouse (I really don't know if it's ethical).
My doctors won't prescribe something if another doctor has prescribed something for the same condition--they won't even authorize refills. I've not been on real pain meds, but from the people I know who have had severe chronic pain, the only thing worse than the pain itself is having to jump through the hoops of fire that have been put in place in response to the opioid problem. It's pretty damn difficult to get it if you really need it because doctors are scared of losing their licenses over it.
What did those posts know about Hitlery?
What I am saying if it was that severe comfort measures could have and should have been taken, and with a doctor at home that should have been a no brainer.
soros may not have found him but chances are the shooter could have faced a judge who's campaign was funded by soros
My doctor is pretty quick to respond, she gave me Lyrica for shingles instantly (i didn’t fill it because i don’t like pain killers……but if the pain was that intense i would have taken them before i killed someon. The sTory we were fed is a sham
What my primary care physician told me is that once you've been referred to a specialist for care, they completely turn that area of care over to the specialist. I gathered that it was unethical for him to interfere in the treatment (including authorizing refills on meds in that area), though I don't know if it's strictly unethical, or if he just thought it was.
