FROM TPP: THE FUGELSANG ADDENDUM: D.E.A.,CDC OPIOID CRACK DOWN POLICY TARGETING THE “SACKLERS” A MISERABLE DECEPTION-FAILURE: ACCORDING TO ATTY.,DR. DANIEL LAIRD,MD., ESQ

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THE FUGELSANG ADDENDUM

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The drug enforcement agency in conjunction with the federal government plotted a fake prescription opiate epidemic back in the early 2000s to protect the drug cartels, Biden donated a measly $535 million to fight the fentanyl epidemic it’s going up exponentially, your children are dying, pain refugees who cannot get proper pain management from doctors reach for the streets and about half of them are responsible for the opiate death now. The bi-demonstration the government does not care. we need a major changing of the guards. both parties need to be kicked out they’re both responsible

♬ original sound – Dr. Felix Brizuela D.O

What is a legitimate medical reason to prescribe an opiate medication today?  For pain or addiction?  Who decides which patients are worthy of treatment?

This question is not just of academic interest.  Any prescribing medical provider today must constantly live in fear that a law enforcement agent somewhere will disagree with the prescriber’s answer to these questions. 

there’s never been a war on drugs

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♬ original sound – Dr. Felix Brizuela D.O

On its face it seems simple.  If a patient has severe pain a prescriber can treat that pain with medications approved for that purpose.  The same for addiction.

Simple right? 

Not really. 

There is a fundamental disconnect between the way law enforcement sees people, and the way good healthcare providers see them. 

In short, law enforcement hopes to find a reason to lock someone up.  Making arrests gets them awards and promotions. It’s what they do.  They look at people as potential targets of prosecution.

The War on Drugs may have started off trying to protect Americans from the dangers of drug abuse, that statement itself is debatable, but it has clearly ended up destroying many foundational principles of our nation, through policies like civil forfeiture and mass incarceration. 

Does five grams of methamphetamine do more harm to someone’s life than a mandatory ten years in prison? 

Is the damage to a child’s life when they lose meaningful contact with a parent or caregiver of no value?  

These questions can reasonably be argued from both sides, but what cannot be argued is that physicians have an ethical and moral obligation to treat pain and suffering. 

The problem is that law enforcement has no such mandate.

RET. AIR FORCE DR. L. JOSEPH PARKER, MD, FACING 40 YEARS PRISON

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