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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. [b] The number of people here who seem to think that addiction has something to do with lack of morality (and "just saying no" to pain control when you are in pain) is astounding.[/b] This isn't a forum for you to tell your story of championship high pain tolerance. If you don't have a propensity for addiction, you are not going to become an addict. So what if you refused morphine? I don't care. It's meaningless. Only 13% of the population is at risk. I don't want to hear your story of depriving your NINE YEAR OLD of pain control. That's absolutely sick. There is nothing about morality or lack or morality in addiction. It isn't a matter of saying no. Please go home, Nancy Reagan. And if you want to tell stories about your supreme pain tolerance, start another thread. [/quote] [b]It is not lack of morality. It is weakness. If you are strong, you will recognize your addiction and stop. You will feel like you are dying and it will hurt, but you will stop. If you are weak, you keep taking the drugs, regardless of what it does to your family.[/b] [/quote] This is a simplistic and naive view of addiction. [/quote]
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