Watching it now. Very good show! Highly recommend.

Anonymous wrote:Would this show be difficult to watch for someone who struggles with addiction or has family or loved ones who are addicted?

I think it would be.

I just started it. It’s riveting. FYI I live in Richmond and much of it was filmed here! So not too far from most of you guys

I’m finding it very absorbing.

And I’m vaccinated for COVID (3x) but I’ve got to admit that it’s made me more sympathetic to those who don’t trust the FDA.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

Other things worked too

And they were also addictive and have side effects. Pain is real and should be treated - the drug isn’t bad, the application and sale of it is.

Really, you can’t treat your pain with morphine? Which is less addictive than oxy.

I have one week of pills. And yes I’m gonna go with my doctor’s advice given that I’ve had surgery once and he’s done literally hundreds.

Good idea. Your doctor knows best.

Unless his name is Dr. Finnix.

Or Dr. Sackler.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

Other things worked too

And they were also addictive and have side effects. Pain is real and should be treated - the drug isn’t bad, the application and sale of it is.

Really, you can’t treat your pain with morphine? Which is less addictive than oxy.

I have one week of pills. And yes I’m gonna go with my doctor’s advice given that I’ve had surgery once and he’s done literally hundreds.

Good idea. Your doctor knows best.

Unless his name is Dr. Finnix.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

Other things worked too

And they were also addictive and have side effects. Pain is real and should be treated - the drug isn’t bad, the application and sale of it is.

Really, you can’t treat your pain with morphine? Which is less addictive than oxy.

I have one week of pills. And yes I’m gonna go with my doctor’s advice given that I’ve had surgery once and he’s done literally hundreds.

Good idea. Your doctor knows best.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

Other things worked too

And they were also addictive and have side effects. Pain is real and should be treated - the drug isn’t bad, the application and sale of it is.

Really, you can’t treat your pain with morphine? Which is less addictive than oxy.

I have one week of pills. And yes I’m gonna go with my doctor’s advice given that I’ve had surgery once and he’s done literally hundreds.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

Other things worked too

And they were also addictive and have side effects. Pain is real and should be treated - the drug isn’t bad, the application and sale of it is.

Really, you can’t treat your pain with morphine? Which is less addictive than oxy.

Or Vicodin/Percocet, which is all I’ve ever been prescribed after surgeries. What kind of surgery are you recovering from PP?

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

Other things worked too

And they were also addictive and have side effects. Pain is real and should be treated - the drug isn’t bad, the application and sale of it is.

Really, you can’t treat your pain with morphine? Which is less addictive than oxy.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

I agree. People who abuse drugs make it hard for those who use as needed.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

Other things worked too

And they were also addictive and have side effects. Pain is real and should be treated - the drug isn’t bad, the application and sale of it is.

Anonymous wrote:Would this show be difficult to watch for someone who struggles with addiction or has family or loved ones who are addicted?

I think this would be a very difficult show to watch for someone who struggles with addiction. It has a stark portrayal of addiction.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s infuriating and infuriating Oxy has not been pulled from approval.

As someone who just had surgery - I’m awful glad it is available and equally cautious about my usage but man does it work.

Other things worked too

Anonymous wrote:Would this show be difficult to watch for someone who struggles with addiction or has family or loved ones who are addicted?

It is not at all sympathetic to the Sacklers, if that’s what you mean.

It’s very sympathetic toward the addicted people and most of their doctors. There was one scuzzy doctor shown at a pill mill.

The drug reps fall in the middle.