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Addiction & Recovery

catbyte

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1. First off, congratulations. Second, doesn't it piss you off when a doctor comes in

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Tue Mar 19, 2019, 09:02 AM

Mar 2019

and completely effs up a perfectly good treatment plan? I had a similar experience years ago with my pain clinic. My doctor changed clinics, so I tried staying with the clinic. The new doctor tried messing with my treatment, which was a disaster. I ended up following my old doctor to the new clinic, and it allowed me to keep working another 15 years until I retired. I had to drive farther, but it was worth it.

Again, congratulations! Give the boog a scritch under the chin for me.

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First off, congratulations. Second, doesn't it piss you off when a doctor comes in catbyte Mar 2019 #1

It is happening to me now about using Lorazepam to help me sleep katmondoo Mar 2019 #4

The new Dr at least needs to develop a working relationship with you irisblue Mar 2019 #2

AA is bad science janterry Mar 2019 #3

Hope your old doc comes thru Freddie Mar 2019 #5

AA works for some. safeinOhio Mar 2019 #6

Doctors who "want to help" can sometimes be part of the problem. TygrBright Mar 2019 #7