The couple of narcotic prescript
ions I get from my PCP I have to get in a paper script
every month. Actually, the Lortab I get for my bad back, I have to get done every ten/fourteen days...no refills. My migraine abortive, Stadol Nasal Spray, I have to pick up in person, so I have a monthly follow up every thirty days to get the new prescript
ion...no refill. All that running around is a total pain, literally. I feel like I have to plead my case every time I need a refill. It is physically and emotionally draining. I always have to wonder if this time my DR is going to say "no", so I'm anxious all the time, never knowing if all my pain relief is going to dry up overnight. This is no way for a chronic pain sufferer to go through life. I wonder if it will be a Texas or Federal law?
Leigh Ann 
Basic info:
- On Disability for: Chronic Migraines, serious Back and Knee problems (will need surgery eventually), moderate Depression, Anxiety/Panic disorder, TMJ, stomach problems
- Divorced, 43, spawn-free
- Surgeries: Gastric Bypass, Gallbladder Removed (followed by a week in the hospital for a Blood Clot), Impacted Kidney Stone Removed, Broken Ankle, Major Dental work(ten molars pulled, multiple cavities, root canals)
- Current Meds: Prozac, Klonopin, Atenelol, Stadol Nasal Spray, Lortab/Percocet, Trazadone, Buspar, Protonix, Tramadol, Visteryl, Carafate Suspension, Co-Q10, B2(Riboflavin), Remifemin(Black Cohosh)
- PROHIBITED FROM ALL NSAIDS
- Current Problem: Mysterious Internal GI Bleeding, possible ulcer in location of Gastric Bypass
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