Jill of All Trades
hang on, I've got a blinker
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...I have a valid prescription for that drug? In an at-will state? Post-accident test.
No, I'm on amphetamines, I just had to give them my Dr.s name or something like that. They just have to verify it.
If it is scripted they can't touch you nor demand you stop taking a scripted medication.
If it's for pain killers...I would say yes....I have a valid prescription for that drug? In an at-will state? Post-accident test.
If it's for pain killers...I would say yes.
There are nerve pain injections, and other things. Too bad they don't do very much (at all) for most people. It's just a way for doctors to milk insurance, imo.The are some of us I this world who can't function without them. Cause they haven't invented cures for arthritis, disc herniation, and nerve damage and many other extremely painful chronic conditions.
I think Narcotics are a nasty word. I mean for chronic pain... pain medications are simply a necessary evil. The problem is... you have idiots who come out of the wood work, looking for ways to get high. And then... shady ass doctor's who operate "pill mills" and hand out scripts to anyone who walks in.I love here take the narcotics since we have no other options but you will to be blame for everything that ever happens be it your fault or not..
You would have to prove you weren't "high" when the accident happened. Even if you have a RX. Which might be hard.That would be just asking for the lawyers to get involved. The are some of us I this world who can't function without them. Cause they haven't invented cures for arthritis, disc herniation, and nerve damage and many other extremely painful chronic conditions. I love here take the narcotics since we have no other options but you will to be blame for everything that ever happens be it your fault or not.
Sorry always end up on a rant cause its been a long fight for me.
Where are you getting your info? They could try to say she was "impaired" as in taking more than a theraputic dose, but that is a very grey area with a huge burden of proof that would be theirs to prove.You would have to prove you weren't "high" when the accident happened. Even if you have a RX. Which might be hard.