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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why anyone would put even 1 opioid pill in their mouth and swallow it, knowing what know, is just beyond me. All these teens with the sports injuries and the parents are just like “Here! Have some opioids!”[/quote] Because surgery hurts. Because chronic back pain hurts. Because chronic pain hurts. Hurts = laying in bed screaming and moaning, unable to work or take care of the house or anything. There are other ways to deal with chronic pain, including yoga, meditation, PT, and acupuncture, some of which work for some people. [/quote] My c- section hurt like a motherclucker, but I didn't rely on anything stronger than Motrin. I won't let my kids take opioids. Motrin, and cowboy up. Just because you are in pain doesn't mean you need pain meds. [/quote] I may be naive and/or obtuse, but I feel the same. I had 3 non medicated child births, and they all were excruciatingly painful but I powered through. I know there are all types of pain, but I feel that most people should be able to deal with pretty intense pain for a few days at least with OTC drugs. Or Rx for 1-2 days and then OTC. Except for perhaps end of life, why should the goal be complete pain removal? Pain is normal and it’s OK for people to suffer thru some of it. [/quote] Err, have you ever had major surgery? The one that lasts for hours and leaves you with all kind of holes in your body with multiple tubes sticking out of you when you wake up from anesthesia and wish you were dead because the agony is so bad? I hope you'll never have to find out, but take it from someone who's been there - your 'non medicated child births' are a joke, compared to what some people have to go through, and there is nothing 'normal' about post-operative pain.[/quote]
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