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Quote: Steve, I think you must have missed TvTime's point: [TVtime421 Quote]: I also think it's interesting that you think that NROP's somehow endanger "legitimate", providers. Surely, you know that legitimate doctors are arrested on a regular basis for having the audacity to prescribe pain medicine to people who are in pain. You really think it matters how legitimate they are? The way the drug laws are being enforced, the self-righteous geniuses of the DEA think that they are better qualified to judge these decisions than doctors are . But you can bet, if they DO start sniffing around, then the law won't find the ROP's to be any harder to prosecute than anyone else. After all, they prescribe narcotics to people who are in pain. If regular walk-in doctors get arrested for that, why wouldn't Internet doctors.[End Quote] This part: ~~"Surely, you know that legitimate doctors are arrested on a regular basis for having the audacity to prescribe pain medicine to people who are in pain."~~ The DEA is going after regular appointment setting, sit down & talk to, test running, BUT pain med prescribing doctors & these doctors are being arrested! This is what TVtime421 is talking about, if they aren't safe, then ROPs aren't either.....JMO! Regarding Kids, I agree with timetogo: Quote: |
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