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Hi Sue,

You're not funny, I do feel like a pharmacy. Plus with my daughter's meds. When she is on home IV's it is ridiculous, its like a hospital. I saw on American Airlines web site all prescriptions need to be in their bottles from the pharmacy with your name on them, last May when my husband and I went to Wash. DC I put them all in pill containers, guess I can't do that now. I refuse to have my meds checked! I am afraid of luggage being lost.

I know I am addicted to morphine but it's better than the pain. I admire you for chucking them all and reading the Bible. I read the Bible too but I don't feel the Lord is telling me to chuck my meds. I will be going to this pain management program and they will work on getting me off some of my meds or reducing the doses. The Lord has provided us with many lifesaving medications. I know my daughter would have been dead many years ago without medications. And think of diabetics and people with cancer etc. The Lord is with the researchers, and the doctors. I have many friends with cf who have received life saving lung transplants and who would be dead without them and the meds they take to prevent rejection. If it was their time to go they would go anyway, some friends never made it off the operating table. No offense that is just how I feel.

love, your sister In Christ,