Guest guest Posted January 30, 2004 Report Share Posted January 30, 2004 Hi Yes I order my Lamictal and Neurontin from Canadameds.com and have been very satisfied with the service and the price. I don't know anything about Ultram so I can't advise you there. You cannot purchase any kind of narcotics from other countries. Canadameds.com doesn't even charge for shipping and your first order has a 25% discount. I hope this helps. Kaylene I was just wondering if any of you have ever done this? I think >this topic may have been touched on before but I think I missed the >responses, if >there were any. > >Thanks, > in Hollywood, Ca > > > > >~:{ HERE IS THE LINK TO MY RATTIE PICS }:~ > >http://public.fotki.com/ratgirl1971/ > >::::: JOIN MY RAT GROUP :::::: > >http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wonderfulworldofrats/ > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2004 Report Share Posted January 31, 2004 - that was one hell of a story, all I can say is " You go Girl! " I feel the same way - if the damn doctor is not going to treat my pain and I can't live a relatively normal life, I'll do whatever I have to - to make improvements. If that means using overseas pharmacies or online consultations - so be it. Thanks for the uplifting message, -Jeff Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2004 Report Share Posted January 31, 2004 I'm sorry - I meant that was one hell of a story, all I can say is " You go Girl! " I feel the same way - if the damn doctor is not going to treat my pain and I can't live a relatively normal life, I'll do whatever I have to - to make improvements. If that means using overseas pharmacies or online consultations - so be it. Thanks for the uplifting message, -Jeff Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2004 Report Share Posted January 31, 2004 Jeff: It was a hard decision to make but I always said that if I ever got caught, I would have me one of those consignment attorneys to fight for the rights of those with chronic illnesses and the inability to find decent health care to keep as pain-free as possible. I hate to admit it but I have a very non-understanding husband at times. He thinks that I ought to be the same woman he married 9 years ago and started dating 14 years ago. Well, I'm not. I have lost my sight and have lost my health in that time and it is through no fault of my own. During an argument we had not too long ago, he make the big mistake of asking if I needed to be put in a nursing home and I very impolitely told him where to step and how far to step out. He can't seem to get it through his head that my days of working are over. He also can't stand the thoughts of my taking so much pain medication to function. A lot of this is his mother's doing though and I realize that. I have had to put her in her place as well a couple of times over the years. You would think that with her being a LPN and having worked in a hospital for over 30 years as well as a nursing home for over 30 years that she would be more understanding when it came to diseases where pain is a daily thing. But... I didn't get that fortunate. I have told her to her face that hell will freeze over before I spend days on end hurting to the point of tears and not seeking out some kind of relief and I didn't care who it ticked off. I have already consulted a divorce attorney, just in case, as things have been off kilter for some time now. I have been assured that my medical condition can in no way be used against me with the kids or in the divorce settlement if it should come to that. My teenager's biological father and family thought they could take custody of her when I lost my sight. It didn't happen and I think the judge wanted to put them under the jail for thinking it could or would happen. My husband, current one, is a good man most of the time but he is a momma's boy and the baby of the family. He has never had to deal with any real problems because he has always had his mother to take care of everything for him. When I started back seeing my regular doctor, who is also his doctor and his mother's doctor, I explained the crap I would have to deal with when they found out about my pain medication use. He told me to send them directly to him and he would take care of the both of them. He was very adamant about it and I believe he would have laid down the law and cussed them both if needed. Not many people question this man's treatment plans. Everyone loves him dearly. I am probably one of the youngest patients he has. Most of his patients are at least 60 years or older. I think that is why he is so well suited for my problems. I am so thankful he was willing to take me on after the lupus and DJD diagnoses. My previous doctor had passed away while I was getting tested. He also was older than dirt and my current doctor's neighbor at the office. They were beside one another. He took on most of this other doctor's patients. His nurse is just as wonderful as he is. I honestly don't know what I will do when he passes on. He has a heart the size of this state and so does his staff. I can only pray that I will be able to find someone half as good as he is. My biggest wish is that I could make my husband understand why I am ill-tempered, not interested in sex, and not wanting to go out to watch ball games and such. Things are not what they were in the beginning and he can't seem to accept it. I made myself a promise after my first husband left that should I ever be stupid enough to marry again and it didn't work out, I would never do it again. I don't think I could take the pain of losing someone like that again. We have come so close in the last couple of years of calling it quits. He pretty much stays with his mother so the children and I can be eligible for medicaid. My prescriptions alone average around $600 plus a month. That isn't counting the kids medications. Thank God their's is free now. I don't feel guilty one bit because I worked all my life and paid in my taxes from the time I was 15 until I was 25 years old then worked again for almost 4 years not counting the six months I got short term disability. I feel that if the illegal aliens can get healthcare free of charge then by God we should be allowed the same privilege. My husband is taxed to death each week. I told him to think of it as an insurance policy he is paying into.. if the illegals can get it then we should be able to as well. Didn't mean to get off subject. But, as I mentioned before, I was at a point in my life where I would do anything to keep going to keep the bills paid and the food on the table. Unfortunately, my disease caught up with me before I could take are of all I wanted to take care of.. The United States has too much big brother involved in our day to day life. We are not allowed to make our own decisions with the advice of our doctors. This needs to change. I have seen too many of my friends and family suffer because of laws that were passed by people who have no idea of what it is like to live each day in pain. Even the so-called pain management clinics are run by HMOs and the HMOs have people with no medical degrees calling the shots.. I think that should be stopped. I also feel that if any doctor who received any government funding such as Pell Grants, Education Opportunity Grants, and the many other state and federal grants available out there should be forced to take on medicaid and medicare patients. I am still trying to figure out when the practice of medicine became a financial business instead of the business of making people healthier and trying to keep their pain to a minimum. The newly graduated doctors don't care about patients until something drastic happens in their own lives. And even then, their hands are tied by bills from congress and the presidential administration that forbid them to treat patients adequately. It really makes me laugh when I think of how it is illegal to promote self-induced suicide when doctors are not allowed to adequately treat pain. I know my pain is but a drop in the bucket compared with AIDS patients, cancer patients, etc... but still, we should all be allowed to live out our lives as comfortably as we can and live out our lives in our own homes without fear of being taken from them and placed in nursing homes where patients are merely numbers and the nursing staff is underpaid and overworkedd yet the stockholders and CEOs are raking in the dough. I guess I need to step off my soapbox now before I fall off. <big grin> Take care of yourselfs and don't be afraid to fight for your rights as patientss. Blessed Be, My software doesn't have bugs, it just develops random features. - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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