Ok- I did the right thing and took the script back to the doctors office. She was like totally surprised that I did that. I don't even think she considered the fact that I still had a script in hand. So, she just called in the flexeril and now I know she trusts me. But I must say it was tempting to take it somewhere out of the way where I am not known and pay cash. I know better than to use insurance. And IMSUSCOT I have never had a pharmacist call the doctor on a script. I have sat right there when I have had narcotics filled and they do it like in 5 minutes no problem. Not at Walgreens though. They will call, probably Rite-Aid too. No, I work in healthcare and had a close family member who became a pharmacy tech just to get her fix, so I know how it is. I know all the tricks to that. Yes you could probably get away with it, but I don't want to mess up a good thing. I go to PM on Friday, and I hope he gives me long-lasting.

Oh- one more question. In case he drug tests me, should I stop taking the valium I got from an OP? He is a private practice doctor so maybe he won't, but you never can tell. I just hope he gives me something long-lasting. I can now take 3 norco for a dose and thats too much in my opinion. Id rather go back to the long acting meds. Thats why I wanted to fill that extra, just in case although they are only 5/500's and won't last a week!!

Sarah